Army Times Publishing Company produces seven weekly papers.

Army Times, Navy Times, Air Force Times, and Marine Corps Times are the "bibles" of the military market. Each paper is edited separately for its branch of the service and serves as an unofficial source of information affecting service people and their families. These publications reach 72% -- almost three-quarters of the entire active duty military every week. Over the course of a year, they reach 92% of all officers 43 times; 92% of non-commissioned officers 41 times, and 89% of all enlisted personnel an average of 40 times. They also reach 65% of all military wives an average of 27 times.

Defense News, Space News,and Federal Times -- Also on a weekly basis, Army Times Publishing Company puts out three papers aimed towards the civilian sector. In 1965, the company launched Federal Times in an effort to provide the same type of personnel coverage among the civilian employees of the federal government as it did among the military. Defense News serves as a concise package of information, targeted at key decision makers, but readable by the general populace. Space News has a special focus on the politics and business of space.

Each of the papers has an online presence, which you can visit via the dropdown box below: