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Marines honor one of their own

Marines commonly run for a variety of reasons, mainly to stay in shape, which is mission essential. However, Monday was a little different because this time, they were running through the streets of Albany, Ga., to honor one of their own.A team of 21 Marines from across various commands aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, Ga., joined forces

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Marine battles cancer with courage, faith

Marines are warfighters and are commonly known for acts of courage on the battlefield.For one Marine who served in Operation Iraqi Freedom, his body has become his battlefield.Gunnery Sgt. Jon Swan is fighting the toughest battle of his life ... cancer. Swan, an amphibious assault vehicle repairman with Supply Management Center, Marine Corps

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Engineering technician receives exemplary service recognition

Solving a longstanding misfire and safety issue that plagued the tube-launched, optically-tracked, wire-guided and Saber anti-tank missile systems, won an engineering technician award for Maintenance Center Albany’s Civilian-Marine of the Quarter for 2010’s fourth quarter.Bruce Melcher, project coordinator, Test, Measurement and Diagnostic

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Headquarters Group East appoints its first sergeant major

Marines and civilian-Marines from Marine Corps Logistics Command witnessed a historic moment Friday, when Headquarters Group East appointed its first sergeant major.Sgt. Maj. Conrad E. Potts assumed the position after taking the noncommissioned officer’s sword of office from Col. Terry V. Reid, commander, Maintenance Center Albany, LOGCOM, in a

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Actor raises domestic violence awareness

When a man dressed as 007, Austin Powers or Rocky Balboa tells a theater full of Marines and civilian-Marines about domestic violence, there is a good chance they will listen more intently.Ben Atherton-Zeman’s one-man play, “Voices of Men,” stopped at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, Oct. 27. It is a multimedia play, which uses humor and

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Community bids farewell to master guns after 30 years

The Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany community bid farewell to a Marine Corps Logistics Command Marine during a “bittersweet” retirement ceremony, Friday.Marines, civilian-Marines and family members rendered accolades and recounted comical memories to Master Gunnery Sgt. Elliot Martin, adjutant chief, LOGCOM, for his 30 years of dedicated service

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LOGCOM selects warehouseman as Marine of the Year

To receive the title Marine of the Quarter means a Marine upholds the standards of the Marine Corps in such a way that it is recognized by peers and superiors. To earn the title Marine of the Year simply means “the best of the best.”Cpl. Ricky W. Louidor, warehouseman, Fleet Support Division, Marine Corps Logistics Command, holds both honors. A

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Chilean commandant visits LOGCOM

Marine Corps Logistics Command rolled out the red carpet as Chile’s highest ranking Marine visited here, Oct. 20. Rear Adm. Marco Amigo Jimenez, general commandant of the Chilean Marine Corps, toured multiple LOGCOM facilities during his day-long visit in which he saw firsthand how LOGCOM can help his force improve not only its amphibious, but

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Toys For Tots Campaign begins

Since 1947, Toys For Tots has helped underprivileged children throughout the United States by collecting new, unwrapped toys and distributing them as Christmas gifts.The Toys For Tots program is the largest outreach program in the Department of Defense.The 2010 Toys For Tots program at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany officially started its

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LOGCOM celebrates Employee Recognition Day

It was a day of festivity, celebration and recognition at the sixth annual 2010 Marine Corps Logistics Command Employee Recognition Day at Boyett Park here, Oct. 21.Hundreds of LOGCOM employees joined together to see their fellow coworkers receive awards, enjoy each other’s company and participate in numerous team building exercises throughout the

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Marines honor one of their own

Marine battles cancer with courage, faith

Engineering technician receives exemplary service recognition

Headquarters Group East appoints its first sergeant major

Actor raises domestic violence awareness

Community bids farewell to master guns­ after 30 years

LOGCOM selects warehouseman as Marine of the Year

Chilean commandant visits LOGCOM

Toys For Tots Campaign begins

LOGCOM celebrates Employee Recognition Day

Community bids farewell to master guns after 30 years