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  • Keesler paralegal attends JAG summit

    Gregory Lewis, a paralegal with the 81st Training Wing's Judge Advocate General, is headed to Dallas Monday through Oct. 30 for the fifth annual KEYSTONE summit. "I think it's a positive and productive (event) and it's a privilege to be able to attend," he said. "I'm really honored and proud." The

  • Athiest, agnostic students have discussion forum

    Thirty percent of the Air Force's nonprior students don't profess an affiliation with any organized religion. A new discussion group at the Fishbowl, The Query of Orthodoxy, gives Airmen who are agnostic, atheist or undecided a chance to explore their faith and the beliefs of others. The group meets

  • Chaplains guard constitutional right to religious freedom

    Regardless of their personal religious beliefs, Air Force chaplains are charged with providing spiritual care to all members, their families and all authorized personnel in exercising their constitutional right to religious freedom. "It is Air Force policy that we'll accommodate free exercise of

  • Medical center modernization project begins

    A $32.32-million infrastructure repair and energy management project began Sept. 10 to modernize Keesler Medical Center's facility systems. The project is scheduled to be completed in February 2011. According to Capt. Matt Clugston, Air Force Medical Support Agency's project health facilities

  • Speakers in demand to tell Keesler's story

    If you enjoy public speaking and are looking for an opportunity to tell the Air Force story, the Keesler Speakers Bureau is looking for you. The Keesler Speakers Bureau is a community relations program in the 81st Training Wing's Public Affairs Office. This public service and information vehicle is

  • Firefighters return from Iraq service

    Six firefighters from Keesler Fire Department just returned from Balad Air Base in Iraq, bringing back experience, practice and a sense of know-how from dealing with real-life warrior conditions. The crew - all volunteers for the mission - worked numerous emergencies, fires and medical crises. They