While there's no official "haunted description" for Keesler Air Force Base, personal accounts from personnel and veterans describe various unexplained phenomena, including hearing disembodied voices and footsteps, feeling sudden cold spots, seeing objects move on their own, and experiencing the feeling of being watched or pushed. These stories often occur in older buildings, base housing, and even out on the flight line at night, with some individuals seeking to move to different buildings after experiencing particularly frightening events. Hangers in closets have been reported to move inexplicably, and television sets turn on by themselves. Pets, like a cat, would hiss and growl at empty spaces in the hallway, while a dog would bark viciously at seemingly nothing near the fence. People report feeling like they were being watched from all points in the house, and some experienced being grabbed and shaken in their beds while asleep. A bedroom doorknob has been reported to rattle as if someone was trying to open the door in the early morning. In and Around Buildings and the Flight Line: Witnesses have heard female whispers, and the distinct sound of footsteps on aircraft stairs. Sudden, intense cold spots have been experienced in areas where no airflow was present. Personnel have described feeling creeped out, particularly when alone on the flight line at night surrounded by large, dark aircraft.