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  • U.S. women’s CISM soccer team is being finalized

    Now that the start of the 2009 Counseil Du Sport Militaire Women's Soccer Championship is only nine days away, the team representing the United States is being finalized with women from all four branches of service competing for positions. Tryouts began May 18 at the sports complex at Biloxi High

  • Keesler claims Golden Bedpan Trophy

    Keesler Medical Center nurses and medical technicians have brought home the coveted "Golden Bedpan Trophy." For the first time, the 81st Medical Group contingent for the first time took top honors in the annual Scrub Shirt Scramble held May 14 on the Biloxi Town Green in a high-spirited competition

  • Bloggers take to skies

    A 403rd Wing "Hurricane Hunters" aircraft hosted the Air Force's first-ever blogger flight May 19 to give bloggers from across the country an opportunity only available to traditional media outlets until now. TheAir Force is embracing new media to continue communicating in today's world. According

  • Hurricane Hunters brief audience on Capitol Hill

    Keesler's Hurricane Hunters don't just fly down into the eye of a hurricane. They fly right through the "eyewall" into the storm. Members of Congress, congressional staffers and military legislative assistants learned this detail and other fascinating facts about the Air Force Reserve's 53rd Weather

  • Keesler cyclist supports Red Cross

    A Keesler medic helped raise $240,000 during the sixday, 512-mile American Red Cross "Tour du Rouge" bicycle ride from Houston to New Orleans May 3-8. Senior Airman Alan Petz, 81st Diagnostics and Therapeutics Squadron nutritional medicine flight, was one of almost 60 cyclists and 20 support

  • Keesler medical logistician earns national credentials

    Master Sgt. Melanie Dolzanie, 81st Medical Support Squadron, has received her certified materials and resource professional credentials from the Association for Healthcare Resource and Materials Management of the American Hospital Association. She is among eight association members who recently