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NEWS | Feb. 14, 2023

PS Magazine: A One-Stop Shop for 70 Years of PS

BLUF: A private, non-profit website hosts PS issues going back to 1951.

PS Magazine cover 1978

This article initially appeared in PS 783, p.61.

Ever wonder how Master Sergeant Half-Mast and the PS gang looked in the 60’s or 70’s or what PM advice they were sharing with Soldiers in the 80’s and 90’s?

A few PS Magazine super-fans operate an archive filled with past issues of PS going all the way back to our first issue in 1951!

To see the archive and a few extra PS goodies, go HERE.
 
PS Magazine cover 1979
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