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Marines

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LOGCOM partners with local college

As the need for supply chain managers continue to grow, the focus on logistics education has become more urgent according to local officials attending the groundbreaking ceremony for the new Logistics Education Center at Albany Technical College Nov. 20. Marine Corps Logistics Command and ATC formed a partnership that provides training in welding

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Geospatial Information Systems keeps an eye on base

More than 40 people participated in third annual Geospatial Information Systems Day activities here Nov. 17 in the lobby of the Installation and Environment Division, Building 5501.GIS is a fast growing technology which allows users to place data over terrain, and is a tool used by Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany managers to accomplish many

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Montford Point Marine inducted into LOGCOM’s Hall of Fame

Long-time employee’s widow accepts historical plaque in husband’s honorEach year since 2005, the Marine Corps Logistics Command has honored one long-time civilian employee who has made significant contributions during his/her service to the federal government, by inducting them into LOGCOM’s Hall of Fame.During the command’s employee recognition

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Combined Marine Corps Birthday Ball big hit

Logistics Base Albany, Ga., and Marine Corps Logistics Command combined efforts for a Marine Corps Birthday Ball Saturday, at the James H. Gray Sr. Civic Center in Albany, Ga.“We’re extremely pleased that we could get the base side and LOGCOM together, officer and enlisted, and celebrate our birthday,” said Brig. Gen. James A. Kessler, commanding

Base firearms policy explained

Personal weapons in civilian hands aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, Ga., are banned, except under certain circumstances.“A civilian may bring a weapon aboard base for a special event, such as using the pistol or skeet range when they are open,” said Capt. Mike Reynolds, operations officer, Marine Corps Police Department, Public Safety

LOGCOM program support managers strive for coordination

To enhance support and be more responsive to customer needs, Marine Corps Logistics Command’s commodity divisions within the Program Support Center have created program support manager billets to provide dedicated support to program executive officers and program management. The program support managers serve as logistics chain integrators,

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Base runner finishes near top of Marine Corps Marathon

When the Marine Corps Marathon got underway Oct. 25 in Washington D.C., Capt. Richard Jennings, Aide de Camp, Marine Corps Logistics Command, was ready to go. While he was one of the 23 local individuals who journeyed to the nation’s capitol to make the run, he was also a member of the 20-person Marine Corps Marathon Team.“There were approximately

AFGE on-board with VPP

In a letter to the commanding general, Marine Corps Logistics Command, Local 2317 of the American Federation of Government Employees, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, Ga., agreed to participate in a joint commitment to the Department of Defense’s Voluntary Protection Program initiative..“The union leadership pledges its full support to VPP and

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Base CO shares vision, priorities, goals

Braving South Georgia’s summer heat and surrounded by gnats on June 26, was the newest commanding officer for Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, Ga., Col. Terry V. Williams.Amid the fanning, excitement, curiosity and whispers was the arrival of a new, fresh face, eager to take command of the Marine Corps’ ‘best kept secret’ from outgoing

MARFORRES MMT leader cited with DoD award

The Department of Defense’s Joint Depot Maintenance award has been presented to Gunnery Sgt. Anthony Kratz, engineer maintenance equipment chief, Program Management Branch, Marine Corps Logistics Command.He was cited for his service as team lead on LOGCOM’s Marine Forces Reserve Mobile Maintenance Team beginning in 2008.“The MARFORRES Mobile

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