Military base newspapers provide in-depth coverage of local and national news, base and post commander columns, promotions, changes in regulations, NCO and Officers' Clubs schedules, base and post sporting events, school news and more.

Prime Time military newspapers are the only publications allowed official distribution on bases and the post pursuant to exclusive U.S. Department of Defense contracts between the government and Prime Time. The military newspapers are distributed to all housing units, exchanges and commissaries, officer and NCO clubs, recreation centers, hospitals and medical offices, training centers and internal offices. The only authorized way to reach the military market on base or post is with the Prime Time official base and post newspapers.

Our readership . . . the 70,000 military and civilian employees of Kelly, Lackland, Brooks AFBs and Ft. Sam Houston -- who earn $1.5 Billion each year. Plus, the retired military community of 75,000 which adds an additional $1.5 Billion per year -- that's a combined payroll of $2.7 Billion in buying power.

Their families are our readers, too... More than 80% of our survey are married and 44% have children living at home. Statistics for the Air Force as a whole show that nearly 70% are married.

They're well-educated ... 53% of all officers have graduate or professional degrees. 99% of the enlisted personnel have graduated from high school. 33% of the total Air Force is under 26 years of age. (Average age of officers is 35: enlisted, 29.)