U.S. Air Force Honor Guard Drill Team visits Keesler

Air Force Honor Guard Drill Team performances, with their expert choreography and precise movement, elicit both stunned silence and shouts of surprise from every audience. The drill team upholds a standard of perfection and finds inspiration for new performances annually at Keesler. This year, they

Keesler members win 2nd Air Force honors

Senior Airman Zachary Bartlett and Capt. James Johnson are the 2nd Air Force 2012 Airman and top company grade officer of the year.Bartlett, 81st Medical Support Squadron medical logistics technician, and Johnson, 336th Training Squadron director of operations, were recognized as top performers

Len Adams auditorium dedication

An auditorium was officially dedicated to long-time instructor Leonard F. Adams at 10 a.m. March 12, 2013, at Wolfe Hall, Keesler Air Force Base, Miss.Adams served most notably as the training development element chief for the 335th Training Squadron. His efforts earned the 335th TRS the 1998 and

Military Child top five finalist

Azalee McAlpine, daughter of Eleanor and Lt. Col. Brad McAlpine, 335th Training Squadron commander, is a top five finalist for the Military Child of the Year Award.The award is sponsored by Operation Homefront, a nonprofit organization that provides assistance to military families, and recognizes

Air Force drill team performs at Keesler

Keesler recognizes top performers

Keesler's top performers were recognized March 1 at the 81st Training Wing's annual award banquet at the Bay Breeze Event Center.A highlight of the ceremony was a special performance by the Air Force Honor Guard. The team is at Keesler through mid-March perfecting its new routines.Winners are:Airman