Base newspaper
The 32nd Wolfhounds didn't have their own newspaper from the start. At Howard Field during WW II the squadron had a column named "P Shooterers" in the base its newspaper the Sandfly.
 | At Soesterberg Air Base the Stars and Stripes provided the squadron with international news but they had need for their own newspaper. So the Soesterberg Interceptor was published. In the sixties the squadron had beside the Soesterberg Interceptor the On Guard and The Holland Herald 32nd too. The On Guard was an official Air Force magazine published monthly and for the personnel of the 86th Air Division USAFE. An aside in the late 70's, some of which were printed on recycled computer paper because the squadron didn't have enough money to get it printed commercially. |