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ACMC tours LOGCOM

Gen. James F. Amos, Assistant Commandant of the Marine Corps, toured Marine Corps Logistics Command facilities and received briefings here June 22-23.Following a two-hour tour and briefing at Maintenance Center Albany, Amos cited the importance of the work there.“I’m very interested in the reset of the Marine Corps as we reorient out of Iraq into

MCA civilian-Marines cited for overseas tours

Twenty-one civilian workers at Maintenance Center Albany were awarded the Secretary of Defense Medal for the Global War on Terrorism in ceremonies conducted in the MCA lobby June 11.“Thank you for what you do. Your work means we can provide the warfighter with the equipment they need to fight terrorism,” said Maj. Gen. Willie J. Williams,

Blount Island Command reaches out to civilian community with Open House

Civic and business leaders from the Jacksonville, Fla., region were invited to a Community Open House at Blount Island Command May 4.“We want to ensure the community knows that we are good stewards of the national treasure we’re entrusted with and we always look forward to discuss the changes along with the anticipated growth and opportunities for

Local leaders selected for Joint Civilian Orientation Conference

Two of the top local educators in Dougherty County have been selected to attend the 77th Joint Civilian Orientation Conference in June. Dr. Everette Freeman, president, Albany State University and Dr. Sally Whatley, superintendent, Dougherty County School System, were selected to attend a week-long outreach program sponsored by the Department of

Marine inducted into Ranger Hall of Fame

Col. John Ripley was inducted into the U. S. Army Ranger Hall of Fame during ceremonies conducted June 11 at Ft. Benning, Ga., making him the first Marine ever invited to join the small fraternity of Hall of Fame Rangers.“To express how this feels is jolly difficult. The Rangers are almost a legendary entity. They’ve been around since the

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