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Armed Forces Journal

Armed Forces Journal (AFJ) was a publication for American military officers and leaders in government and industry.

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Publisher
Michael Reinstein
Based in
Springfield, Virginia
Categories
Journal
Circulation
27,000
Company
Sightline Media Group
Country
United States

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Armed Forces Journal

Nodes62
Edges61
Triples14
Avg. degree1.97
Density0.032258
Components1

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Armed Forces Journal

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Based in · 1
Armed Forces Journal → Springfield, Virginia
Categories · 1
Armed Forces Journal → Journal
Circulation · 1
Armed Forces Journal → 27,000
Company · 1
Armed Forces Journal → Sightline Media Group
Country · 1
Armed Forces Journal → United States
Final issue · 1
Armed Forces Journal → April 2014
First issue · 1
Armed Forces Journal → August 29, 1863
Former editors · 1
Armed Forces Journal → William Conant Church Willard Church Henry J. Reilly John Callan O'Laughlin LeRoy Whitman Daniel Z. Henkin Benjamin Schemmer John Roos Thomas Donnelly Karen Walker Bradley Peniston
Founder · 1
Armed Forces Journal → William Conant Church, Francis Pharcellus Church
Frequency · 1
Armed Forces Journal → Monthly

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Armed Forces JournalBased inSpringfield, Virginia1.00infobox
Armed Forces JournalCategoriesJournal1.00infobox
Armed Forces JournalCirculation27,0001.00infobox
Armed Forces JournalCompanySightline Media Group1.00infobox
Armed Forces JournalCountryUnited States1.00infobox
Armed Forces JournalFinal issueApril 20141.00infobox
Armed Forces JournalFirst issueAugust 29, 18631.00infobox
Armed Forces JournalFormer editorsWilliam Conant Church Willard Church Henry J. Reilly John Callan O'Laughlin LeRoy Whitman Daniel Z. Henkin Benjamin Schemmer John Roos Thomas Donnelly Karen Walker Bradley Peniston1.00infobox
Armed Forces JournalFounderWilliam Conant Church, Francis Pharcellus Church1.00infobox
Armed Forces JournalFrequencyMonthly1.00infobox
Armed Forces JournalISSN0196-35971.00infobox
Armed Forces JournalLanguageEnglish1.00infobox
Armed Forces JournalPublisherMichael Reinstein1.00infobox
Armed Forces JournalWebsitearmedforcesjournal.com1.00infobox

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