Linx dish being set up by Attila Varga (seated), together with engineer Tim Gorter. Faridoun Hemani and a member of the US Army look on. Linx provided SNG services to Fox Sports for the SuperBowl in February 2002, from Camp Rhino, in Kandahar.

Soldiers from the US Army gather with their Humvees to watch TV the SuperBowl on TV monitors setup outside a tent at Camp Rhino, Kandahar. The ratings for that particular SuperBowl were the highest ever recorded for the game.

In the belly of an American C-17, returning from a successful assignment in Kandahar for Fox Sports and the U.S. Air Force. In the foreground, left to right, Tim Gorter (gone native), Faridoun Hemani of Linx, Mark Pleasants of the US Air Force who presented live from Kandahar, cameraman Jonathan Marchant and Linx engineer Attila Varga.

U.S. Army and U.S. Marines watch Defence Secretary Donald Rumseld in a very cold tent at Camp Rhino, Kandahar, during a live transmission for the SuperBowl in 2002. Linx went live from Kandahar with journalists and producers of the U.S. Air Force contributing live reports into the Fox Sports coverage of the game.

Mario and Faridoun in Tajikistan with Sharif, ex-soldier who now urges other fighters to lay down their weapons for peace

Mario and Faridoun at Tem, on the border of Tajikistan and Afghanistan.

Faridoun and Tim Gorter with Francine Cornish of ABC News in Jaipur, India on assignment for the US TV Pool (ABC News) for the Clinton visit.