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  • Dockens wins DOD award

    John Dockens, 81st Mission Support Squadron, has earned  Air Education and Training Command's 2007 Outstanding Department of Defense Employee with a Disability Award. Mr. Dockens won the honor by directing the daily operation of two complex local area networks despite being a quadriplegic. He's

  • Spouses group awards 8 scholarships

    Scholarships were awarded to seven 2007 high school graduates and a military spouse May 15 by the Keesler Spouses Club at a reception in the Vandenberg Community Center. "Our objective for the scholarship program is to assist as many Keesler-affiliated families as possible in their quest for a

  • Keesler achieves Pride Day goals throughout base

    Keesler Pride Day held May 11 provided facility managers and residents opportunities to clean up and finish projects throughout the base. "The 81st Civil Engineer Squadron is working hard to clean up our base and manage the grounds consistent with command standards," said Col. Rodney Croslen, 81st

  • Sheltering for retirees available off-base

    Limited space at Keesler requires military retirees and their family members to seek shelter off-base if a hurricane threatens south Mississippi. "Several years ago, the base was able to provide sheltering on a space-available basis for retirees, but that's no longer the case," said Larry Tabor,

  • Deployed instructor uses TV to boost morale

    For Staff Sgt. Lance Davis, being a morale booster has been his most rewarding role during his deployment to Afghanistan. Sergeant Davis, who's scheduled to return to the states this week, has been a visual imagery and intrusion detection systems instructor in the 338th Training Squadron for nearly