Air Force Base Newspapers

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Introduction

This is a list of United States Air Force base newspapers.

Names in each entry are listed in chronological order of use. External links are included to official webpages for the newspaper.

Dates in parentheses with an external link are the years digitized copies are available.

References showing the front page of the newspaper are preferred due to the ability to verify bibliographic information first-hand.

Noteworthy is that many of the references that came from Air Force base sites are about the newspapers ceasing their print editions and date to circa 2007.

Lists of base periodicals can be found in an issue of the Southwestern Historical Quarterly and on the State Archives of North Carolina website.

An introduction to the role of base newspapers can be found in a monograph titled The Internal Communication Program.

Newspapers

Newspaper Base Dates
Ace Pursuiter[1] Paine Field
Aero News[2] Key Field
Aerofoil/The Broadcaster/The Command Post[3] Scott Air Force Base
Air Guardian[4] Kulis Air National Guard Base
Air Pulse/Offutt Air Pulse/The Base: 68113/Air Pulse[5][6] Offutt Air Force Base
Air-O-Mech[7] Seymour Johnson Field
Airlift Dispatch[8] Charleston Air Force Base
Airtides[9] McGuire Air Force Base
Alert Signal/The Blueprint/Silver Wings[10] Columbus Air Force Base
Alert Strip[11] Torrejon Air Base
Ashiya Breeze[12] Ashiya Air Base
Aviation Engineer Explorer/Beacon/The Team March Beacon[13][14][15] March Field/March Air Force Base (1951-1994, 2024-2025)
Barksdale Bark/Barksdale Observer[16] Barksdale Air Force Base 1941-
Black Landmarks[17] Blackland Army Air Field
Booster[18] Napier Field
Border Eagle[19] Laughlin Air Force Base
Buckley Contrails[20] Buckley Air National Guard Base
Cadet Bombardier[21] San Angelo Army Air Field
Carrier's Courier[22] Sewart Air Force Base (1949-1968)
Cochran Control[23] Cochran Field
Cowling[24] Marana Army Air Field
Crossroads[25] Lajes Field
Delta Dagger Dispatch/Green Mountain Sentinel[26][27] Burlington Air National Guard Base
Desert Wings[28] Edwards Air Force Base (2016-2017)
Dover Blast/The Airlifter[29][30] Dover Air Force Base
Dow Field Observer/The Tanker Times Dow Field/Dow Air Force Base (1942-1945, 1959)
Eglin Eagle/Command Courier/Eglin Eagle[31] Eglin Air Force Base 1941-2007
Fighter Forum[32] Homestead Air Force Base
Flight Time[33] Goodfellow Field
Flying Time[34] Pecos Army Air Field
Forbes Sky Schooner[35] Forbes Air Force Base
Foster Field Fighter[36] Foster Field
Grenada Carrier[37] Grenada Army Airfield
HAD News[38] Hawaiian Air Depot
Hi-Life[39] Hendricks Field
Hillfielder/Hilltop Times[40] Hill Air Force Base
Horned Toad/Bullseye[41] Nellis Air Force Base 1941-
Incirlik Insider/Incirlik News/Looking Glass/Tip of the Sword[42] Incirlik Air Force Base 1957-
Into the Blue[43] Grider Field
Jet Gazette/The Sentry/Northern Star/Northern Sentry[44] Minot Air Force Base
Kaiserslautern American[45] Ramstein Air Base (2012-)
Keesler News[46] Keesler Air Force Base
Leader[47] Grand Forks Air Force Base
Limelight[48] Loring Air Force Base
Mach Meter[49] Cannon Air Force Base
Magnet[50] Roslyn Air National Guard Station
MacDill Fly Leaf/Thunder Bird[51][52] MacDill Field
Mile High Guardian[53] Buckley Air Force Base
Missouri Warrior[54] Whiteman Air Force Base
Morris Code Morris Field
(August 1942 – October 1942, November 1942 – December 1942, January 1943 – March 1943, April 1943 – June 1943, July 1943 – September 1943, October 1943 – December 1943, January 1944 – March 1944, April 1944 – June 1944, July 1944 – September 1944, October 1944 – December 1944, January 1945, February 1945 – March 1945)
Neubeebuzz[55] Neubiberg Air Base
Nucleus[56] Kirtland Air Force Base
O'Hare News[57] O'Hare Air Force Base
On Target[58] Newark Air Force Base
Pabloid[59] Portland Air Base
Pacesetter[60] Chanute Air Force Base
Philippines Flyer[61] Clark Air Force Base
Pilot Reporter[62] Merced Army Air Field
Polar Post/Thule Times[63][64] Thule Air Base
Polar Tech[65] Sioux Falls Army Airfield
Pratt Tailwind[66] Pratt Army Airfield
Prop Wash[67] Hawthorne Field
Propwash[68] Pope Field
Radio Post[69] Truax Field
Recon Recorder/Lockbourne Skyhawk[70][71] Lockbourne Air Force Base
Reese Roundup Reese Air Force Base (1950-1997)
Robins Field News[72] Robins Field
Rocketeer[73] Holloman Air Force Base
Rosecrans Flyer[74] Rosecrans Field
SAC Missileer/Space & Missile Times[75] Vandenberg Air Force Base
Salvo![76] Roswell Army Air Field
Shaw Field News[77] Shaw Field
Sky Dozer[78] Fort Francis E. Warren
Skymaster[79] John H. Payne Field
Skywrighter[80] Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Slip Stream[81] Air Service Command Depot Agra
Sourdough Sentinel[82] Elmendorf Air Force Base
Tail Skid[83] Lawson Field
Tailwind/Team Travis Travis Air Force Base (2017-2021)
Take Off[84] Perry Army Airfield
Takhli Times[85] Takhli Royal Thai Air Force Base
Taylor Field Propeller[86][87] Taylor Field
Tex-Acts/Senator[88] Sheppard Air Force Base
The Aegean Breeze[89] Izmir Air Station
The Beam/Joint Base Journal[90][91] Bolling Field/Joint Base Anacostia-Bolling
The Beam[92] Marianna Army Air Field
The Bomb Blast[93] Hobbs Army Air Field
The Cadet News/Maxwell Field Post/Aerogram/Maxwell-Gunter Dispatch[94][95][96][97] Maxwell Field/Gunter Field/Maxwell Air Force Base
The Desert Airman/Desert Lightning[98] Davis-Monthan Field/Davis-Monthan Air Force Base
The Desert Bomber[99] Tonopah Army Air Field
The Echelon[100] Harding Field
The Field News[101] Will Rogers Field
The Fighting Gremlin[102] Topeka Army Airfield
The Flying Badger[103] General Billy Mitchell Field
The Flyer[104][105] Langley Air Force Base
The Gee Eye Pilot[106] Muskogee Army Air Field
The Great Bender[107] Great Bend Army Air Field
The Gryphon[108] Florennes Air Base
The Hawaiian Falcon[109] Hickam Air Force Base
The Hotline[110] Dobbins Air Force Base
The Indoctrinator[111] Parks Air Force Base
The Interceptor[112] Soesterberg Air Base
The Ladd Field Midnight Sun[113] Ladd Field
The Missileer Patrick Air Force Base (1950-1999)
The Peacemaker[114] Dyess Air Force Base
The Ramp[115] Moore Field
The Rattler Pyote Army Air Base (1943-1945)
The Rip Chord[116] McChord Field
The Sage[117] Mountain Home Army Airfield
The Springboard/Andrews Ambassador/Ambassador-Beam/Gateway/Capital Flyer[118] Andrews Air Force Base
The Tale Spinner/Lackland Talespinner[119][120] San Antonio Avation Cadet Center/Lackland Air Force Base
The Tee/Randolph Rookie/Randolph Wingspread[121][122][123] Randolph Field/Randolph Air Force Base
The Trainer[124] New Orleans Army Air Base
The Tripoli Trotter[125] Wheelus Air Force Base
The Viking[126] Pease Air Force Base
The Yuma Actioneer[127] Yuma Army Air Field
Thunderbolt Luke Air Force Base
Tinker Take Off[128] Tinker Air Force Base
Tropic Topics/Pacific Edge[129] Andersen Air Force Base
Tyndall Target/Jet Scope/Photoscope/Gulf Defender[130][131] Tyndall Field/Tyndall Air Force Base (1942-1944)
Valley Bomber[132] Castle Air Force Base
Van Nuys Metreporter[133] Metropolitan Airport
Vance Airscoop[134][135] Vance Air Force Base
Vox Prop[136] Dyersburg Army Airfield
Walla Walla Eagle/Walla Wallop[137][138] Walla Walla Army Air Field
Wheeler Windsock[139] Wheeler Field
Williams Field News/Williams Field Airfax[140][141] Williams Field
Wing Tips[142] Gray Field
Wing Tips/The Guardian/The Volunteer[143][144][145] Moody Air Force Base
Wing Tips[146] Waco Army Airfield
Wings[147] Spokane Army Air Field
Wings Over Alabama[148] Maxwell Air Force Base
Wingspread[149] Peterson Field
Wright Take-Off[150] Wright Field

To Do

References

Footnotes

  1. ↑ Privatized in 2009.

Notes

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  2. ↑ "Key Field Aero News 1942 11 25 nr 36 (PDF)". Wartime Press. Retrieved 31 March 2025.
  3. ↑ Matthews, Kris C. (1 February 2024). 375th Air Mobility Wing & Scott Air Force Base History Pamphlet (PDF). 375 AMW History Office. pp. 80, 86, 99. Retrieved 31 March 2025.
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  5. ↑ "Goodbye Air Pulse, Hello Offutt Air Pulse". Offutt Air Force Base. 16 June 2008. Retrieved 31 March 2025.
  6. ↑ "Base Newspaper Returning to Roots". Offutt Air Force Base. 10 August 2017. Retrieved 31 March 2025.
  7. ↑ "Air-O-Mech 1943 03 20 nr 11 (PDF)". Wartime Press. Retrieved 31 March 2025.
  8. ↑ "[Letter from Marty Vokomener to WASP Class 43-W-4, October 22, 1988] - Page 2 of 2". The Portal to Texas History. Retrieved 30 March 2025.
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  12. ↑ "Document Detail for IRISNUM= 00457502". Air Force History Index. Retrieved 31 March 2025.
  13. ↑ "Aviation Engineer Observer 1944 01 01 nr 06 (PDF)". Wartime Press. Retrieved 31 March 2025.
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  18. ↑ "Booster 1942 07 30 (PDF)". Wartime Press. Retrieved 1 April 2025.
  19. ↑ May, Austin M. (27 February 2007). "Laughlin Public Affairs Airman Takes MAJCOM-Level Honors". Laughlin Air Force Base. Retrieved 31 March 2025.
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