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  • 'Portraits in Courage' features Keesler medic

    The fifth volume of "Portraits in Courage" released Friday highlights 18 Airmen who demonstrated bravery and heroism in the crucible of war as they repelled air and ground enemy fire, led convoys through perilous terrain and assisted injured comrades.The stories describe ordinary Americans who

  • King memorial luncheon planned

    The annual memorial luncheon honoring the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. is 11 a.m. Jan. 13 at the Bay Breeze Event Center.The speaker is Rev. Eric Dickey, pastor of First Missionary Baptist Church, Gulfport.The cost is $16 by cash or check payable to the African-American Heritage Committee.

  • Meadows Drive Gate changes

    Monday through Dec. 31, the Meadows Drive Gate is closed to all non-commercial traffic due to temporary relocation of the commercial search area while hospital road construction is under way.While the Meadows Drive Gate is authorized for commercial traffic only, personnel are asked to use the White

  • Postal center hours

    From Wednesday through Jan. 2, Postal Service Center No. 2 in the Levitow Training Support Facility is open noon to 3 p.m. weekdays and 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturdays.

  • 12 graduate from NCO Academy

    Twelve Keesler technical sergeants are members of the Mathies NCO Academy Class 11-1 that graduated Dec. 8:81st Aerospace Medicine Squadron -- Alisha Baxter.81st Contracting Squadron -- Kimberly Sturdivant.81st Medical Group -- Craig Hutchinson.81st Medical Operations Squadron -- Richard Coombs and

  • Top Airman, militarity training flight named

    Dec. 8, the 81st Training Group announced its Airman of the Month and top military training flight for November.The Airman of the Month is Airman 1st Class Hannah Bell, an airfield systems student in the 338th Training Squadron from Oahu, Hawaii. She graduates Monday and returns to her home state