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Stars and Stripes

Stars and Stripes is a newspaper published by and for US military personnel, authorized by the Defense Department. (There is a Wikipedia article about this serial.)

Publication History

The first paper called Stars and Stripes was published by Union soldiers in 1861. Since then, editions have been published during various wars and overseas deployments (though not always between them). A privately-published paper using the same name was also printed for a while after World War I. Stars and Stripes merged with the veterans' newspaper The National Tribune in the 1920s, and for a time was published under both names. No issue or contribution copyright renewals were found for this serial. It is still published today.

Persistent Archives of Complete Issues

• 1918-1919: An archive at the Library of Congress has the full run of the World War I incarnation of this paper.

Official Site / Current Material

• Stripes.com is the website for the current incarnation of Stars and Stripes, with articles from the current issue, selected archival material, and information on the paper and subscriptions.

Related Resources

• Stars and Stripes: U.S, Military Newspapers in the Library of Congress has more information about the paper's history, available copies, and related materials.
• We also list The National Tribune, which merged with this newspaper.

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