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  • Keesler enters HPCON Charlie for COVID-19

    HPCON Charlie measures are mandatory for all Keesler service members, DoD civilian and contractor employees, and family members. These measures are required to ensure the continued health and safety for our community.

  • Keesler ensures cyber training continues online

    With the threat of COVID-19 impacting the health and well-being of the students in training on Keesler AFB, leadership has had to develop creative solutions to a unique problem. To prevent the spread of the virus, the 333rd Training Squadron has implemented new online classes to safely teach the

  • One additional COVID-19 case at Luke AFB

    Medical professionals have confirmed one additional individual at Luke Air Force Base with COVID-19. Military public health have notified those in which the individual came in contact. The individual is in isolation at their home.

  • 97th AMW initiates base-wide health precautions towards COVID-19

    The 97th Air Mobility Wing has implemented base-wide health safety procedures in an effort to reduce the exposure to COVID-19; Although changes have been implemented, the mission of training mobility Airmen remains the same. Under current conditions it is still safe and essential to the Air Force to

  • AETC awards Richard C. Schneider Airmen of the Year Award

    Airman 1st Class Salvatore Morrone, a religious affairs Airman stationed at Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland, was awarded the Richard C. Schneider Airman of the Year award by the United States Air Force Chaplain Corps Feb. 13.

  • COVID-19 Case Confirmed at 33rd Fighter Wing

    An active-duty Airman with the 33rd FW at Eglin AFB, Florida, is being treated and evaluated by health care professionals after testing positive for COVID-19. The member had recently returned from continental U.S. travel and began to experience symptoms.

  • JBSA hazmat team prepares new apparatus for consolidated service

    A shiny new piece of life-saving equipment sits in an engine bay at Fire Station 5 on Joint Base San Antonio-Fort Sam Houston waiting for a chance to see action. The 30-foot "tool box on wheels" has four tons of carrying capacity, four air tanks for refilling bottles used for breathing air, a