Argentine Air Force Visits Keesler

New 81st Surgical Operations Squadron Commander On Scene

From tent to new hospital in Iraq Keesler technicians get equipment running

As medics and volunteers carry wounded American service members and Iraqi civilians to the emergency room, doctors and nurses stand by, ready to treat them. The tools physicians use range from oxygen and suction machines to computed tomography scanners and X-ray machines. Without these machines, the

E-mail phishers Defense personnel frequent targets

Defense Finance and Accounting Service and Keesler News staff Department of Defense military and civilian personnel continue to be targeted by e-mail phishing campaigns, according to the Defense Finance and Accounting Service. Recent fraudulent e-mails prompt recipients to click a link to update

Academy cadets introduced to ‘real’ Air Force

Cadet 2nd Class Ridge Flick got a chance to be a "fly on the wall" during meetings and briefings with senior leaders at 2nd Air Force. Cadet 3rd Class Tyler McBride discovered that the enlisted force is the backbone of the Air Force. Cadet 3rd Class Michael Koslow learned about various officer

Base goes under ORI microscope in 17 more days

Keesler is about to go under the microscope of an operational readiness inspection for the first time in more than three years. Col. Ward Juedeman, chief of the inspection division of the Air Education and Training Command Inspector General, heads up a team of approximately 85 inspectors that