The eye in the sky

Keesler Air Force Base supports the critical mission to keep the skies protected and has a vast range of career fields that helps to keep the fight moving.“Command and control battle management operations is one of the most diverse career fields in the entire Air Force,” said Technical Sgt. Joshua

85th EIS: keeping our force in touch

As the only active duty command, control, communication-computer engineering and installation squadron in the Air Force, the 85th Engineering Installation Squadron holds a huge responsibility.Rapid deployments worldwide, steady training, and job knowledge is necessary for all Airmen to make sure

Keesler celebrates Juneteenth

Meet your new commander: Col. Hunter

As Keesler welcomes a new wing commander, the base embraces a new direction and atmosphere. Assuming command of the 81st Training Wing, Col. William “Bill” Hunter arrives to the base with his own perspective.Hunter began his career enlisted as a supplier before commissioning through the Air Force

Helping people behind the screen

The Air Force network is one of Keesler’s greatest assets, it enables seamless movement of information behind a virtually unbreakable firewall. The 81st Communication Squadron’s priority is to enable the 81st Training Wing’s mission by maintaining the firewall with network management, server

81st TRW welcomes new commander

Team Keesler welcomed the newest commander of the 81st Training Wing, the host wing of Keesler Air Force Base, during a change of command at the Levitow Training Support Facility, June 17.Col. William H. Hunter assumed command of the 81st TRW from outgoing commander Col. Heather W. Blackwell during