Attention! Name that U.S. Military Newspaper. Quiz

Answer: Northwest Airlifter

Published on Fridays with a circulation of over 8,000 copies, the Northwest Airlifter has been serving McChord AFB since 1968. Naming the newspaper the "Airlifter" makes good sense since McChord is home to the 62nd and 446th Airlift Wing.

Answer: The Cannoneer

Published on Thursdays with a circulation of over 14,000 copies, the Cannoneer has been serving Ft. Sill since 1910. Naming the newspaper the "Cannoneer" makes perfect sense since Ft. Sill is home to the United States Army Field Artillery School.

Answer: The Dolphin

Published on Thursdays with a circulation of over 8,000 copies, The Dolphin has been serving the NSB New London since 1918. New London is nicknamed the "Submarine Capital of the World."

Answer: The Drop Zone

Published on Fridays with a circulation of over 7,000 copies, The Drop Zone has been serving Little Rock AFB since 1956. Naming the newspaper the "Drop Zone" makes good sense since Little Rock AFB is home to the 19th Airlift Wing which specializes in airdropping supplies to ground troops and humanitarian relief to areas of need.

Answer: The Bayonet

Published on Fridays with a circulation of over 24,000 copies The Bayonet has been serving Ft. Benning since 1941. Naming the newspaper the "Bayonet" makes perfect sense since Ft. Benning is home to the 3rd Infantry Division. As of 2010, 51 members of the 3rd Infantry Division have won the Medal of Honor.

Answer: The Gunfighter

Published on Fridays with a circulation of over 6,000 copies, The Gunfighter has been serving Mountain Home AFB since 1950. Naming the newspaper the "Gunfighter" makes perfect sense since Mountain Home AFB is home to the 366th Fighter Wing which has been in operation since World War II.

Answer: Tester

Published on Fridays with a circulation of over 15,000 copies, the Tester has been serving the NAS Patuxent River since 1970. Naming the newspaper the "Tester" makes perfect sense since NAS Patuxent River is the home to the United States Naval Test Pilot School.

Answer: Soundoff!

Published on Thursdays with a circulation of over 11,000 copies, Soundoff! has been serving Ft. Meade since 1949. Due to its close proximity to Washington, D.C., Ft. Meade is the home of the National Security Agency (NSA).

Answer: Sound of Freedom

Published on Fridays with a circulation of over 6,000 copies the Sound of Freedom had served Dyess AFB since 1984. Dyess AFB is home to the 7th Bomb Wing. By a coincidence, the 7th Bomb Wing was subsequently active in both "Operation Enduring Freedom" and "Operation Iraqi Freedom", but the newspaper name predates both of these.

Answer: Desert Warrior

Published on Thursdays with a circulation of over 3,000, copies the Desert Warrior has been serving Yuma MCAS since 1960. Due to its excellent year round weather and acres of missile testing ranges in the area, Yuma MCAS is the busiest air station in the U.S. Marine Corps.