ALFRED EMILE CORNEBISE is professor emeritus of history at the University of Northern Colorado. His most recent books include The Stars and Stripes: Doughboy Journalism in World War I (Greenwood, 1984), War Diary of a Combat Artist (1991), and Art from the Trenches (1991).

"This book's immediate contribution is its impressive documentation of thousands of military newspapers and publications produced since the Revolutionary War. The book's strength is its review of the military press before 1950. The text is well annotated and contains 22 pages of footnotes. Recommended for undergraduates and general readers." - Choice

• Preface Beginnings: The Revolutionary War and Beyond The Mexican War: 1846-1848 Civil War Soldier Papers The Maturing of the Military Press, 1865-1917 World War I: Ground Forces Papers World War I: Air Service Papers World War II: The Early Years World War II: The Later Years and Beyond After World War II Selected Bibliography Index

ALFRED EMILE CORNEBISE is professor emeritus of history at the University of Northern Colorado. His most recent books include The Stars and Stripes: Doughboy Journalism in World War I (Greenwood, 1984), War Diary of a Combat Artist (1991), and Art from the Trenches (1991).

"This book's immediate contribution is its impressive documentation of thousands of military newspapers and publications produced since the Revolutionary War. The book's strength is its review of the military press before 1950. The text is well annotated and contains 22 pages of footnotes. Recommended for undergraduates and general readers." - Choice

• Preface Beginnings: The Revolutionary War and Beyond The Mexican War: 1846-1848 Civil War Soldier Papers The Maturing of the Military Press, 1865-1917 World War I: Ground Forces Papers World War I: Air Service Papers World War II: The Early Years World War II: The Later Years and Beyond After World War II Selected Bibliography Index

ALFRED EMILE CORNEBISE is professor emeritus of history at the University of Northern Colorado. His most recent books include The Stars and Stripes: Doughboy Journalism in World War I (Greenwood, 1984), War Diary of a Combat Artist (1991), and Art from the Trenches (1991).

"This book's immediate contribution is its impressive documentation of thousands of military newspapers and publications produced since the Revolutionary War. The book's strength is its review of the military press before 1950. The text is well annotated and contains 22 pages of footnotes. Recommended for undergraduates and general readers." - Choice

• Preface Beginnings: The Revolutionary War and Beyond The Mexican War: 1846-1848 Civil War Soldier Papers The Maturing of the Military Press, 1865-1917 World War I: Ground Forces Papers World War I: Air Service Papers World War II: The Early Years World War II: The Later Years and Beyond After World War II Selected Bibliography Index