Name has changed, but customer focus remains

Capt. Robert Henley, 81st Aerospace Medicine Squadron, is provided with a common access card at the customer service office in Sablich Center by Senior Airman Monik Oubina. (U.S. Air Force photo by Kemberly Groue)

Name has changed, but customer focus remains

From left, Staff Sgt. Jacob Williams, left, helps Airman 1st Class Candice Lacewell and Airman Basic Denelle Craig, students from the 334th TRS, with their outprocessing at the student personnel center in the Levitow Training Support Facility. (U.S. Air Force photo by Kemberly Groue)

Airmen rise to challenge of new fitness program

Staff Sgt. Kwadwo Agyen-Frempong, left, 335th Training Squadron, counts pushups for Tech. Sgt. Lisa Jackson, Airman Leadership School instructor, as Kristina Brinkmeier, 81st FSS, assesses Sergeant Jackson’s fitness performance. (U.S. Air Force photo by Kemberly Groue)

Perfect students

Senior Airman Michael Hewlett received perfect scores in his technical training. Airman Hewlett graduated from the client systems apprentice course in the 336th Training Squadron and continues his training in the A+ certification course. He’s a reservist from the 91th Communications Squadron, Pittsburgh, Pa., and previously served on active duty as an AC-130 gunship loadmaster. (U.S. Air Force photo by Kemberly Groue)

Mission supporters get new leader

Col. Rodney Berk, new commander of the 81st Mission Support Group, reviews paperwork with 1st Lt. Stellina Anelli, his executive officer, June 29. Colonel Berk, who most recently served as U.S. Pacific Command’s comptroller, took command of the 81st MSG June 24. Col. Jeffrey Jackson, who commanded the 81st MSG for two years, retired with more than 25 years of military service. (U.S. Air Force photo by Kemberly Groue)

Demolishing Muse Manor

Brig. Gen. Ian Dickinson, 81st Training Wing commander, operates an excavator to begin demolition of Muse Manor Monday. Frontdesk operations for Keesler’s lodging facilities moved to Tyer House nearly a year ago to make way for Muse Manor's demolition. The building’s age, deteriorating infrastructure, leaky windows, mold, mildew and problems with the heating, ventilation and air conditioning combined to make demolition the best course, said Lt. Col. Rich Cole, 81st Force Support Squadron commander. Other base facilities demolished in recent weeks now that new buildings are in place include the old fire station, post office, Building 5024 billeting dormitory, temporary commissary and deployment facility. (U.S. Air Force photo by Kemberly Groue)