Talk:Keesler Air Force Base

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Copyedit please[edit]

I have an email from a veteran to WP:OTRS (Ticket:2014013010015748 ) to the following effect:

I was stationed at Keesler AFB from 1987-1992 in the USAF assigned to support the ec-130's that carried the ABCCC II and III command posts assigned to the 7th ACCS.

The articles on the Wikipedia website - address given in subject area of this email - have discrepancies. Some are just blatantly incorrect.

I do know that the 7th ACCS did move from Keesler AFB to Davis-Mothan AFB in Arizona in 1994. They did not move to Offutt, Nebraska as the Wikipedia reference says they did.

http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/agency/usaf/42accs.htm

Any updates would be appreciated, the gent in question finds the prospect of editing Wikipedia rather daunting. Thanks, Guy (Help!) 09:28, 6 February 2014 (UTC)[reply]

Done I fixed the mention of Offut in the 7 ACCS article, with the reference provided. If the article needs other work I'm sure we could put up a "To Do" list on the applicable talk page. Chris Troutman (talk) 09:48, 6 February 2014 (UTC)[reply]

Revert of June 2015[edit]

Thankyou for your message explaining your revert, User:JLDW. Regarding your specific concerns, I did not remove content, what I did was line it up in a more chronological order; remove the term "Modern era" which was being applied to the 1990s, in variance with historians' consensus that the modern era began in circa 1500; link a number of Army Air Forces commands which now have articles; change some categories, including moving a category to the period name at the time (Keesler Army Airfield was the AAF installation in Mississippi, not Keesler Air Force Base); and identify that CNATTU Keesler was probably mis-expanded. I have again removed the term "Modern era", as I believe this to be uncontroversial. If you would like to explain further why you believe my edits are unwise, I'd be very pleased to hear. Kind regards Buckshot06 (talk) 02:49, 7 June 2015 (UTC)[reply]

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