Editing South Vietnam (section)

====Radio====
[[File:Radio VN Broadcast Hours card.jpg|thumb|Radio Vietnam broadcast hours cards, denoting times and frequencies of radio broadcasts in 1960 and 1962. Address: 3 Phan Dinh Phung St., Saigon]]
[[File:Radio Vietnam (Tiếng nói nước Việt Nam) from Saigon, Republic of Vietnam (VNCH) circa 1974.ogg|thumb|1974 English language Voice of Vietnam (Radio Vietnam) foreign service broadcast from Saigon]]

There were four AM and one FM radio stations, all of them owned by the government (VTVN), named {{interlanguage link|Radio Vietnam|vi|Đài Vô tuyến Việt Nam}}. One of them was designated as a nationwide civilian broadcast, another was for military service and the other two stations included a French-language broadcast station and foreign language station broadcasting in Chinese, English, Khmer and Thai. Radio Vietnam started its operation in 1955 under then President Ngo Dinh Diem, and ceased operation on 30 April 1975, with the broadcast of surrender by Duong Van Minh. The radio stations across the former South were later reused by the communist regime to broadcast their state-run radio service.