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Armed Forces Journal and its Web site, armedforcesjournal.com, are published by Army Times Publishing Company, a part of Gannett Company, Inc., and the world's largest publisher of professional military and defense periodicals, with a strong heritage and tradition of meeting the highest standards of independent journalism. Since its inception in 1940, the company has expanded with distinct publications serving all branches of the U.S. military, the global defense community, the U.S. federal government, and several special-interest defense-oriented industry sectors.

Army Times Publishing Company is organized into three market sector groups to effectively cover the needs of the consumer and business-to-business communities served by its publications: 1. The Military Times Media Group, which publishes the Army Times, Navy Times, Air Force Times and Marine Corps Times newsweeklies;
2. the Defense News Media Group, which publishes Defense News, Armed Forces Journal , Training & Simulation Journal, and C4ISR Journal (Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance); and
3. the Federal Times newsweekly.

About The Defense News Media Group
Defense News Media Group is the world's leading group of professional defense trade periodicals. Publications in the Defense News Media Group include Armed Forces Journal, Defense News, Training & Simulation Journal and Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance Journal. Each publication is the leader in its particular market segment.

Defense News is the global newsweekly for defense leadership, serving an audience of senior military and government decision-makers throughout the world. Defense News offers its readers insight and news analysis on defense programs, policy, business and technology, while setting the standard for accuracy, credibility and timeliness in defense journalism. DefenseNews.com is the online complement to the Defense News printed newsweekly, providing daily coverage of breaking news in the defense industry worldwide, free of charge to all Defense News subscribers.

Armed Forces Journal is the leading joint service monthly magazine for officers and leaders in the United States military community. Founded in 1863, AFJ has been providing essential review and analysis on key defense issues for over 140 years. AFJ offers in-depth feature coverage of military technology, procurement, logistics, strategy, doctrine and tactics. AFJ also provides special coverage of special operations, U.S. Coast Guard and U.S. National Guard developments.

Training & Simulation Journal, often referred to as TSJ, is a bimonthly journal that provides information on the latest trends in products and opportunities in the global military training and simulation market. The publication provides a forum for leaders in the field of training and simulation to obtain and exchange information on emerging issues, new technologies, and new products.

C4ISR Journal published 10 times per year, is a professional journal dedicated to the rapidly advancing, high-tech realm of military intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance.

Defense News Media Group Conferences bring together the best minds in defense - from the military, government and industry - in an annual series of conferences focusing on current issues like Joint Warfare and C4ISR. For more information on Defense News Media Group Conferences, click here.

For more information on advertising opportunities in the Defense News Media Group family of publications, click here.

To visit the Military Times Media Group Web sites, click on the following links:
ArmyTimes.com
NavyTimes.com
AirForceTimes.com
MarineCorpsTimes.com
MilitaryCity.com

To visit FederalTimes.com, click here
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