KEESLER AFB DORMITORY TOUR (AIR FORCE)

This is a dormitory tour for 4N0X1 Aerospace Medical Service Apprentice Phase II training at Keesler AFB, Mississippi.
Phase II is basically your on the job training, where you shadow and apply the skills that you've learned in Phase 1. Duration is 6 weeks.
OCEAN SPRINGS HALL
- 2 airmen share 1 room. Bathroom is shared with suite mate.
- No Curfew | 4392 applies when going out of town.
- Laundry room
- Day Room
- Mail Box + Vending
- Common kitchen + living room
- Parking lot
- 2 Gyms
- Dorm is near the Main Gate
- Uber/Lyft access
- Main Base Exchange is 5 minute walk
- Airman's Attic is 15 minute walk.
- Hospital is 15-20 minute walk.
- 3 Dining Facilities + Hospital Dining.
---- Nearest to dorms would be Azalea Dining Facility, if you take the short route, it'll take you 10-15 minutes walk.
---- We eat at the Hospital Dining when on duty, breakfast and lunch.
- Beach front is 5 minutes walk off base.

[@timothypope1580]

This brings me back to when I was there in 1985. Looks much nicer now, enjoy your time in the Air Force. You meet some great people and have some great times!

[@suesinclair9832]

Certain,y not the base I knew in 1969! We had the old WW2 Dorms . This is resort living! ❤️

[@josephmontrose6368]

Nothing there like that when I went to school there in 1961 for electronics and microwave relay systems. We had WW2 two story open bay wood frame barracks and wood frame chow halls. Wolf Hall and Alley Hall were two of the training buildings that I remember.

[@shikha5246]

It’s nice to know there’s a community kitchen. I love to cook and bake 😅

[@darrelllamotte2222]

Dormitory?? When I was stationed at Keesler, about 100 yrs ago, they were barracks. 2 men to a room with two beds, a table and closets for clothes. I was with 3380th air police sqdn.

[@yungnesr]

you mean 10?

[@_944audiophile]

Hahaha, seriously. No resembalence to my room in the barracks 68-69’. Was my introduction to the Southern cockroach. No Brasso, no Gloss clear coat floor polish for the desk.

[@carlosgarza7109]

Real nice now, I was there in 1969 when hurricane Camille hit in a two story U shape building with a long hallway and latrine in each wing. How things change over the years.

[@mathewschwarz]

wow!!!!!!!!!!!!! AWESOME TOUR THANK YOU

[@donnag315]

That's a nice room

[@jpeart]

roomate...eww

[@joyceoffei217]

Hi, was that the 335th TRS dorm?

[@susannoh1694]

Nice video! How many people use the bathroom together?

[@junprelhe3117]

There were 4 of us using the bathroom. Me and my roommate and our suitemates.

[@d.7819]

Good video.

[@gatorflight74]

Rather live in a closet before sharing a room with someone else.