North Carolina has long been a state with close ties to the military. DigitalNC hosts a growing numbers of papers from North Carolina that were published for and by people in the military:
- Air-O-Mech, published by servicemen stationed at Seymour Johnson Field, 1943-1944
- The Black Panther, published at Fort Bragg for the African-American 578th Artillery Batallion, 1940-1943 (external link)
- Cloudbuster, published at UNC-Chapel Hill to share news about the Navy pre-flight school held on campus, 1942-1945
- Hot Off the Hoover Rail, published by the community of Lawndale for servicemen from their city, 1942-1945
- The Caduceus, published by the Base Hospital at Camp Greene (Charlotte, N.C.), 1918-1919
- The Caromount, published the community at Caromount Mills in Rocky Mount “solely for the benefit of all former Blumenthal employees now in the service of our country,” 1943-1955 (later years published for the mill community itself rather than those in the military)
- The Home Front News, published by the Tarboro Rotary Club for servicemen from their city, 1943-1945
- Trench and Camp, published by The Charlotte Observer for Camp Greene, 1917-1918