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KEESLER AFB AND BILOXI BEACH IN 1961

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Uploaded by on Feb 15, 2008

A 1961 short tour of one of the squadon's, at Keesler,and a view of the 20 mile beach near Biloxi, in 1961.

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  • @SgtLeroy2609 Everything looks better in sepia. Everyone always seems so much happier. I was there in 2008 after Katrina. I loved that base anyway. I would have stayed in longer than 4 years if I had the privilege of staying somewhere closer to the coast than colorado

  • Nice video, was stationed there in 1958 and was lived in nice quarters

    in the new Triangle Area. Went to the beach a lot....loved Biloxi & Gulfport.

  • Looks nothing like what I remember in 2002. I really love seeing all the bases how they used to be.

  • Brings back memories. I was stationed there in 1972. Barracks look the same in this clip as when I arrived. We had to pretty much stay out of the ocean there tho as Camille had just hit in 69, and hadn't been cleaned up entirely yet. Still loved the area.

  • Very nice. I was stationed there in 1984

  • Thanks for sharing! "Wonderful Land" is a nice song to put this to.

  • I also live in Biloxi.I reconginzed quite a few of the areas...makes me feel proud.

  • Very cool. I'm from Biloxi and am also a USAF brat and retired AF myself. I recognized one or two of the places in your video. Thanks again

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