‘Heart’ transplant

Clean slate

Training evolves to support cyber mission

Keesler's training mission is expanding to support Air Force cyber warfare requirements. "Our communications and information training mission, which will be restructured as the cyber training mission, has always been at Keesler," said Lt. Col. Scott Solomon, 333rd Training Squadron commander. "On

Keesler gains civilian, loses military positions

Friday, officials announced the Air Force's proposed force structure realignment for fiscal 2010.  At Keesler, the 81st Training Wing has an increase of 14 civilian positions to increase support to unit commanders. The 85th Engineering Installation Squadron has an increase of one civilian position

Medical center honors volunteers

Keesler Medical Center recognized 54 people at its annual volunteer services awards luncheon June 12 at the Dragon's Lair. Cumulatively, they contributed more than 740 years of assistance to the medical center. Certificates were given to: One year or less -- David Clark, Charlotte Costine, Bonnie

Last pre-Katrina homes being leveled

Demolition of the 106 homes in the South Pinehaven family housing area, the last family dwellings that existed at Keesler before Hurricane Katrina nearly four years ago, continues until mid-September. Dave Horner of the base's program management office said construction of Keesler's homes, the