 Later in the war, KTKN and KINY presented programs produced by Army, Navy and Coast Guard combat forces.After the war, Kraft became a key player in Alaska radio, and KTKN along with him.The Kraft stations were two of the three charter members of Alaska's first state network, the Alaska Broadcasting System, which was announced in September 1946; they were joined by KFQD in Anchorage, owned by William J. Wagner.