Keesler medic travels to Egypt to revise publication

Lt. Col. Brian Casleton, 81st Aerospace Medicine Squadron commander, served on an international team of volunteers tasked by the World Health Organization to revise a publication in Cairo last month.According to Colonel Casleton, the WHO Eastern Mediterranean Regional Office asked the nine-member

Radiology students represent Keesler, career field at elementary school fair

Six students from the Diagnostics Imaging Phase II class recently represented Keesler at a Gulfport elementary school career fair.Airmen Zenita Encarnacion and Jada Forney and Airmen 1st Class Jacob Lindsey, Derek Willmott, Ashlyn Soucy and Amanda Devine responded to the request from Pass Road

Football season offers unique method for deployed instructor to mark time

Tech. Sgt. Michael May has developed a unique way of tracking how long he's been deployed to Iraq."It's based on the (National Football League) season," he explained. "The only days that I keep track of are Sundays. Each new week in the NFL is another week down. By the time the Super Bowl rolls

Airman Leadership School involves more than classes

Like everyone I know, I absolutely dreaded the idea of having to attend Airman Leadership School. Everyone is far too busy in their own lives to devote six weeks to such an unnecessary course, right? When I began this article I was only planning to do a quick feature on what ALS is and why we have

Team Keesler turns back on tobacco for Great American Smokeout Run

Reaching out to wounded warriors