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  • Mental health flight offers tips to stay joyful, reduce holiday stress

    The holiday season is upon us in full force bringing with it the combination of happiness and stress.Although most of us look forward to spending time with family and friends, the holidays also can be a source of stress. Between multiple demands for things like shopping, entertaining and traveling,

  • Keesler restates shredding policy

    The 81st Training Wing's operations security shredding policy aims to ensure all Keesler organizations are taking measures to protect unclassified information, especially information on critical information lists, "for official use only" documents and privacy act materials.When no longer needed for

  • AICUZ study is released Dec. 12

    Keesler's updated Air Installation Compatible Use Zone study is released at a public meeting, 6:30 p.m. Dec. 12 at the Biloxi Visitors Center, second floor, 1050 Beach Boulevard, Biloxi.The study addresses aircraft noise and accident potential zones created by current flying operations at Keesler.

  • Wingman Day emphasizes financial, stress management

    December 8 is Wingman Day at Keesler."Wingman Day is an opportunity for the whole base to come together and hear from leadership on how to take care of ourselves," said Chaplain (Capt.) Melvin Smith. "It's an opportunity to come together under the Wingman concept of taking care of one another."The

  • Airmen collect shoes to fight poverty, hunger

    For most people, a pair of sneakers is simply a comfortable protective foot covering. But for some Keesler Airmen, used athletic shoes are a way to fight poverty, hunger and global warming in Africa.Tech. Sgt. Nathan Cyr and Staff Sgt. Jason DeGrasse, 335th Training Squadron metrology instructors,

  • Delivery unit has record-breaking baby boom

    Nov. 2 wasn't an average morning for Maj. (Dr.) Kermit Helo, who examined a record number of newborns in the 81st Inpatient Operations Squadron labor and delivery unit.The 81st Medical Operations Squadron pediatrician encountered the highest number of admissions and deliveries the family birthing