Biomedical Sciences Corps announces training, commissioning opportunities

The Air Force has announced its fiscal 2011 Biomedical Sciences Corps training and commissioning program opportunities.Physical therapyThe U.S. Army-Baylor University doctoral program provides students entry-level competence in traditional physical therapy skills. Air Force enlisted students are

First-time CCAF graduates participate in Air Force-wide test

First-time Community College of the Air Force graduates will be receiving their degrees Nov. 9, but some may have one more exam to finish.Eight CCAF grads from Keesler will be chosen to participate in the Education and Testing Service's Proficiency Profile that began Oct. 1 and ends Nov. 15. The

NCO provides communication support in Iraq

Master Sgt. Michael Estensen celebrates 21 years in the Air Force this month on deployment at Joint Base Balad, Iraq, with the 362nd Electronic Reconnaissance Squadron.Sergeant Estensen has been the software development program manager for the 81st Training Support Squadron since February 2008. It's

Fire Prevention Week is family affair at Keesler

Holiday hours for clinics announced

With the holiday season fast approaching, the 81st Medical Group staff wants to assure the Keesler community the hospital's primary care and specialty clinics will maintain operating hours aligned with the 81st Training Wing schedule throughout the Christmas and New Year's period.Except for the

Instruction clear on runway traffic

Keesler Instruction 13-201, Airfield Operations and Local Flying Procedures, spells out the procedures for the traffic lights along Ploesti Drive north of the runway.The air traffic control tower activates the lights to protect vehicular and air traffic during the following scenarios:When aircraft