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Mike Jones was born in Roosevelt Roads, Puerto Rico March 24, 1975. The son of a Navy Journalist, he spent much of his youth somewhere other than the States. After enlisting in the Navy himself in 1996, Mike was transferred to Keflavik, Iceland. While serving in Iceland, Jones developed a collection of Navy-specific comics featuring a hapless Sailor with horrible dental work. By 2003, "Ricky's Tour" had become a regular feature in numerous military publications, including Stars and Stripes.
Read latest entry: "Chains"
Ricky's Tour archive
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W.C. Pope is the official cartoonist of the Air Force Reserve and has drawn his "Pope's Puns" cartoon for Citizen Airman since 1991. His cartoons have also been published in Airman, Mobility Forum, the Marine Corps Leatherneck and base papers worldwide. His cartoons have won numerous awards and the artist has been dubbed the "Bill Mauldin of the Air Force." W.C. Pope has published two "Pope's Puns and other Air Force Cartoons" books. Pope is an active Air Force Reservist and adopted Marine.
Read latest entry: "Beetle Bailey"
Pope's Puns archive
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"Billed as the only comic strip about life as a military spouse, Jenny follows the adventures of a young Air Force spouse determined to overcome the challenges of a military lifestyle. Drawn from the real lives of both contributors and the cartoonist, Jenny's experiences reflect the humor, ingenuity, and sheer determination necessary to be successful as the spouse of an active duty military member. "PCSing ... it's a spouse thing!"
Read latest entry: "What's More Important Than a Hurricane"
Jenny's archive
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It's only fitting that a man born on the 4th of July would
go on to serve his country. Jeffery Hall has been associated
with the military since 1988 and is currently a contractor
working in Iraq and a SSgt in the Tennessee Air guard.
Downrange is based on Jeff's daily OIF experiences and
is published weekly in the Stars and Stripes, The Scimitar,
and Freedom Watch.
Read latest entry: "Headquarters 1"
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Jeff Hobrath has been illustrating for the Navy since
his enlistment in 1982. He retired as a Chief in 2002
and is currently working as Creative Director for a defense
contractor, KR Systems, providing graphic art to NAVAIR
and other commands around globe. Jeff is best known for
his work on NavyChief.com which he founded in 1997. His
cartoons can be seen regularly in the Navy's safety magazines
Approach and Sea & Shore.
Read latest entry: "Stealth Carrier"
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As you can tell by the picture, Gary Sullivan is just part of a whole host of characters he started drawing to support his two sons. His support also encompasses all the retired and active military and DOD personnel that he has had the pleasure of being acquainted with over the past three years. Their support, ideas, and encouragement made all of this possible. Although, for the most part, Marine Corps in theme, Gary thinks that his cartoons can be enjoyed by one and all. Just a smidgen of humor is all that is needed...or if that doesn't work, try a pitcher or two of ice-cold beer with some barbecued spare ribs.
Read latest entry: "Road Work"
FNG archive
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