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Logistics Command’s senior enlisted Marine retires

After devoting nearly three decades to the Corps, teaching and leading Marines, Marine Corps Logistics Command’s senior enlisted Marine is retiring.Sgt. Maj. Stephen A. Balczo, sergeant major, Logistics Command, is scheduled to be retired during a relief and appointment and retirement ceremony Friday in front of Building 3500.Balczo joined the

LSD civilian-Marine, Vietnam veteran retires after 30 years

After three decades of serving his country through military and civil service, one civilian-Marine and Vietnam Veteran celebrated the holidays with a retirement ceremony Dec. 22.James E. Jefferson, material handler, Direct Support Stock Control, Logistics Support Division, began his career at Marine Corps Logistics Base, Albany on Oct. 22, 1996, as

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

MCA employees retire with nearly 95 combined years of service

Two Maintenance Center Albany civilian-Marines were retired June 29 in the lobby of MCA in front of family, friends and co-workers.Both were former retired Marines and have served a combined total of nearly 95 years of federal service.“I am honored that I have the opportunity to participate in a ceremony honoring two great Americans and patriots.

MCA Marine retires after 25-year career

Chief Warrant Officer 4 Eric F. Gilmer, maintenance officer, Program Management Branch, Production Management Department, Maintenance Center Albany, received his Certificate of Retirement, June 18, following the Morning Colors Ceremony outside Building 3500.Gilmer served more than 25 years in the Marine Corps and served twice with Marine Corps

LOGCOM Marine retires to ‘higher calling’

Master Sgt. Michael D. Odom Jr., operations chief, Plans and Policy Branch, Marine Corps Logistics Command, said his farewell at the Base Chapel, June 18.Odom served as a Marine for more than 20 years, and in front of family, friends and fellow Marines he gratefully accepted his retirement certificate. After presenting Odom with a Meritorious

LOGCOM master gunnery sergeants retire

Master Gunnery Sgt. Gerry Anthony WilliamsThe operations chief, Logistics Operation Center, Marine Corps Logistics Command, was retired during a ceremony held at Schmid Field, May 21 after serving 30 years.Master Gunnery Sgt. Gerry Anthony Williams enlisted in the Marine Corps as a reservist in November 1979 under the Delayed Entry Program. He was

Base Public Works Officer retires

Well-wishers from around the base gathered at the base Chapel May 19 to see a well-known sailor on base receive his retirement after 22 years of honorable service.Lt. Cmdr. Marc Rouleau, public works officer and resident officer in charge of construction, cheerfully said his goodbyes in a ceremony that recounted his many years serving in the Navy

Base sound man retires

Cedric P. Robinson, computer specialist, Customer Service and Audio-visual Support Center, Computer Information Systems Branch, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, retired Jan. 29 with 35 years of service to the Marine Corps. Robinson became interested in computers and technology because of technical classes that were offered at John Herbert

Civilian-Marine retires with 34 years of service

Tom Voth, project officer, Unit Move Systems, Marine Corps Systems Command, retired Friday with 34 years of combined military and civil service.Voth, a young college student at Minnesota State University, became interested in the Marine Corps after watching the 1963 short-lived television series, "The Lieutenant" a Marine-Corps drama filmed at

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