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Officers give ‘attention’ during EWS tour on base

Touring maintenance buildings, listening to command briefs and sitting behind the wheel of a railcar were some of the activities on the agenda for Expeditionary Warfare School students, who visited Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, March 24-26. EWS educates and trains company grade Marine Air-Ground Task Force officers to serve in an

Barstow city leadership tours MDMC

City officials from Albany and Barstow, Calif., walked among a civilian workforce repairing empty vehicle hulls and 330 horsepower diesel engines. Drills, employees’ shouts and industrial fans created a wall of sounds, muffled only by ear plugs, as they toured a Marine Depot Maintenance Command crane way, Aug. 16. These are the sounds and images of

Base Marine earns MCICOM Hard Charger of the Week

Cpl. Aspen K. Thompson, training noncommissioned officer, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, recently received the designation “Hard Charger of the Week” from Marine Corps Installations Command.Although Thompson received the honor for the July 23-27 time frame, it encompasses his current accomplishments both on duty and off.Maj. Gen. James

Marines conduct ethics training

“Engage your brain before you engage your weapon.”This proverb, originally coined by Marine Lt. Gen. James Mattis, loomed above Marines at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s Base Theater as they conducted ethics training, Friday.Gen. James F. Amos, Commandant of the Marine Corps, mandated the operational pause to promote a culture of moral

Marine Corps Logistics Command chief of staff retires

On the mist soaked morning of Aug. 3, onlookers gathered under red tents to celebrate the 34-year career of Col. Brent Goddard, chief of staff, Marine Corps Logistics Command, for his retirement ceremony held at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany.Rows of MCLC and base Marines stood in formation, alternating between attention and parade rest as the

MCLC CG awards superior performance

In front of a backdrop of an American flag and Marine Corps colors forming a V in a metal flag stand, Maj. Gen. Charles Hudson, commanding general, Marine Corps Logistics Command, recognized two Civilian-Marines for their distinguished service, Aug. 7. Marines, Civilian-Marines and families lined the walls during the ceremony in Marine Depot

Smiles to Spare: Special Olympics bowlers take fast lane

He is a Special Olympics athlete and a two-time silver medalist at the Georgia Masters Bowling Special Olympics.Travis Grier, 24, is a member of the Strikers bowling team made up of approximately 20 Special Olympians.His hopes of winning first place in the state competition this year nearly ended up in the gutter when the facility his team was

New LOGCOM comptroller

All departments within Marine Corps Logistics Command are requested to call its newest comptroller for any needed fiscal support or assistance required. Serving in her position for less than a month, Lisa Jackson emphasized she and her staff stands ready to help.“Any financial matters they need support or assistance with I really advocate they call

MCCS employee receives top award for excellence

Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s Food and Hospitality director was recently awarded for his outstanding achievement during his tenure as club general manager at Marine Corps Base Hawaii at a ceremony held in San Antonio, Texas, July 17. Craig Pruett, who has been working here for about two months, is the Marine Corps’ recipient of the

Logistics Command's longest-serving Marine retires after nearly four decades

One of the longest- serving Marines currently on active-duty will officially retire Friday in a ceremony at 9 a.m. on Schmid Field at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany.Col. Ben Braden, chief of staff, Marine Corps Logistics Command, has been on active duty for the past 38 years and is the longest-serving Marine here. He is also one of only 18 in

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