The 81st Training Support Squadron hosted the Cyber Operations Specialty Training and Requirements Team conference here, July 19-23.
“The conference was held to ensure the upcoming evolution from cyberspace support to cyberspace operations is a smooth transition, eliminate training deficiencies and maintain the health and welfare of the entire career field at the highest standard,” said Staff Sgt. Matthew Storer, 81st TRSS cyberspace...
When people think of the military, they may envision people in camouflage uniforms; but across more than 600 occupations and professions, there are over 150,000 civilian employees in the Air Force.
“We're here to support the military and make sure we're able to complete the overall, worldwide mission,” said Terri Gonzalez, 81st Training Wing media relations chief. “When service members are deployed, we stay behind and keep operations running.”
As the only active duty command, control, communication-computer engineering and installation squadron in the Air Force, the 85th Engineering Installation Squadron holds a huge responsibility.
Rapid deployments worldwide, steady training, and job knowledge is necessary for all Airmen to make sure their mission gets done well.
As Keesler welcomes a new wing commander, the base embraces a new direction and atmosphere. Assuming command of the 81st Training Wing, Col. William “Bill” Hunter arrives to the base with his own perspective.
The Air Force network is one of Keesler’s greatest assets, it enables seamless movement of information behind a virtually unbreakable firewall.
The 81st Communication Squadron’s priority is to enable the 81st Training Wing’s mission by maintaining the firewall with network management, server administration and network information assurance.
