Keesler controller ensures safe air traffic flow

Poorly-planned transportation systems can cause significant delays that are evident from the millions of Americans facing dead-locked traffic on daily commutes. But there's no room for traffic delays when the vehicles include several facets of American air power.The 379th Expeditionary Operations

Student assignments chief retires

Jamey Simmons, 81st Force Support Squadron, is retiring this month with more than 37 years of federal service at Keesler.Mrs. Simmons, chief of student assignments in the military personnel section, manages permanent change of station assignment processing for more than 6,000 nonprior service

Phishing scam targets military families

A new phishing scam is targeting service members and their families.As reported in an Esecurity planet article, the scam is based on unsolicited e-mails which appear to be from USAA which attempt to trick people into divulging personal information to identity thieves.USAA and the Navy Federal Credit

Dietitian selected to attend medical school

First Lt. Justin Hyde, a dietitian with the 81st Diagnostics and Therapeutics Squadron nutritional medicine flight, has been selected to attend the University of Mississippi's School of Medicine in Jackson starting in August.He was accepted to the program after applying online in July using the

Reduce, reuse, recycle

Ultimate fighter gets a little PT