Suicide awareness: Seeing the warning signs

Life in the military can be rewarding for military members and their families but our personnel and dependents go through stressful situations like deployments, moving to a new base or just standard life stressors.These stressors can sometimes become overwhelming and can possibly lead to thoughts of

Making it off the island

Sometimes, life is like being on an island of misfit toys. Some people make it off the island quickly. For some people, like me, it takes years and little help to get off the island to a place where they have better mental health.Growing up with less than stellar mental health made me feel like I

Suicide awareness: Where to get help

As we head into the new year, Team Keesler is taking on suicide awareness to help those in need. The Air Force and Defense Department have created several programs and agencies for service members and their families who are facing struggles with their mental health. At Keesler we have the Mental

Registration open now for virtual AETC Leadership Mentoring Symposium Jan. 27-28

As part of service-wide focus on mentorship, Air Education and Training Command will virtually host a Leadership Mentoring Symposium Jan. 27-28, 2021. The two-day mentoring event is being hosted by the AETC Mentoring Council, which is comprised of Airmen from around the command, and will allow

81st TRG provides fitness fun for Airmen

Dragon medics bring COVID-19 relief to Gulf Coast veterans

Members of the 81st Medical Group assisted in the administration of the COVID-19 vaccine to members of the Armed Forces Retirement Home Dec. 21 in Gulfport, Mississippi. Approximately 30 members of the 81st MDG coordinated with the Defense Health Agency, 81st Training Wing leadership, and officials