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Temporary Emergency Power Mission Staging at MCLB Albany - Temporary Emergency Power Mission Staging at MCLB Albany

Hurricane damage prompts temporary emergency power mission staging

Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany is a Federal Emergency Management Agency incident support base and will be storing resources being used by the Army Corps of Engineers in response to damage from Hurricane Helene.

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Safety a Priority at MCLB Albany During Hurricane Helene

Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany continues to track Hurricane Helene into South Georgia. Our priority is the safety of our residents and workforce.

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Corps & Country: LCpl Averi LaVoie

Lance Corporal Averi Lavoie is from a small town near Charlotte, North Carolina and is a K9 handler with the Marine Corps Police Department K9 Unit at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany.“I did not want to be a Marine. I did not want to join this branch of service at all. It was my last choice until I went to the recruiting officer for the Marine

Sip Drill - Sip Drill

MCLBA shelters in place for annual drill

At 0930, on September 17, the installation’s mass notification system alerted base personnel, residents and visitors to the installation of the onset of the shelter-in-place drill, as part of the National Preparedness Month at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany.In specific instances, an evacuation or moving to a shelter or designated place is more

Pistol Qualifications - Pistol Qualifications

Marines Aim for Expert in Annual Pistol Qualifications

To ensure that Marines are properly trained with the weapon, in 2012, the Marine Corps implemented the Combat Pistol Program. According to the Marine Corps Order 3574.2M, the CPP was introduced to promote fundamentals and accuracy.Ahead of qualification, Marines are encouraged to spend a couple days at Indoor Simulation Marksmanship Training

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Blood Drive Draws in Donors

Marines lined up for the blood drive held at the Base Conference Center, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, August 14. Several donation stations were set in order, pulses were checked and questions were asked to ensure the person was completely eligible as a donor. The blood drive, co-hosted by the American Red Cross, saw twenty-five Marines roll

Ground Fuel Station Ribbon Cutting - Ground Fuel Station Ribbon Cutting

Ground Fuel Station Ribbon Cutting

A ribbon cutting was held for the new ground fuel station at MCLB Albany, July 10. The purpose of the event was to provide an opportunity for Logistics Support Division to present the new station to the command and other tenants. All attendees had the opportunity to tour the facility immediately after the ceremony. “We now have bulk fuel ability to

MARINE CORPS LAUNCHES BARRACKS DIGITAL MAINTENANCE REQUEST SYSTEM SERVICE-WIDE

WASHINGTON, D.C. -- The Marine Corps launched and has fully implemented QSRMax, which is the service’s main effort to upgrade its maintenance request system from analog to digital.QSRMax simplifies the process for submitting maintenance requests by empowering Marines with a convenient means to submit barracks maintenance support requests directly

Independence Day Celebration Cancellation - Independence Day Celebration Cancellation

Cancellation of the Independence Day Celebration

“Due to fiscal constraints, fewer vendors, less sponsorships, and declining participation since 2014, I made the incredibly difficult decision to cancel the on-base Independence Day celebration this year,” said Col. Matthew McKinney, commanding officer, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany. McKinney said in 2013, the event was cancelled due to

Col. Matthew McKinney, commanding officer and SgtMaj. Frank Kammer, base sergeant major, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, joined other base leaders and men from the local community for the annual Ties that Bind, June 14.Hosted by Phoebe Putney Memorial Hospital Network of Trust, the event pairs young boys, many from homes without male role models or live-in fathers with distinguished men from the local community. The tie is a symbolic distinction and allows the male mentor to bond with their mentee while teaching him how to tie a necktie. - Col. Matthew McKinney, commanding officer and SgtMaj. Frank Kammer, base sergeant major, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, joined other base leaders and men from the local community for the annual Ties that Bind, June 14. Hosted by Phoebe Putney Memorial Hospital Network of Trust, the event pairs young boys, many from homes without male role models or live-in fathers with distinguished men from the local community. The tie is a symbolic distinction and allows the male mentor to bond with their mentee while teaching him how to tie a necktie.

Ties that Bind

Col. Matthew McKinney, commanding officer and SgtMaj. Frank Kammer, base sergeant major, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, joined other base leaders and men from the local community for the annual Ties that Bind, June 14.Hosted by Phoebe Putney Memorial Hospital Network of Trust, the event pairs young boys, many from homes without male role

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