Keesler post-Katrina — you’ve come a long way, Baby!
Contractor Apoliwar Zamora smooths a slab for a new home in Thrower Park, where walls went up Wednesday in for the first unit in the largest military family housing project in Air Force history. The $287.8 million program is building 1,028 new homes for Keesler families. (U.S. Air Force photo by Kemberly Groue)
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