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Williams takes command of MCLB Albany

Col. Terry V. Williams took command of Marine Corp Logistics Base Albany, Ga., in a change of command ceremony held at Schmid field in front of building 3500 Friday. Relinquishing command was Col. C.N. Haliday, who took command of the base June 19, 2006, and oversaw many changes to the base’s infrastructure in the three years of his command.For his

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

Base commander bids farewell to MCLB Albany

Time flies when you’re having fun, but as life would have it, all good things must come to an end. On June 26, Col. C.N. Haliday, commanding officer, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, Ga., will relinquish his duties here. Haliday assumed command on June 19, 2006, and admits it has been a challenging, rewarding and fun three years. “We have

Base to host Independence Day Celebration July 2

The Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, Ga., will host its 15th annual Independence Day Celebration July 2 at Boyett Park from 4 – 10 p.m. The event is free and open to the public.While waiting for the main fireworks event, visitors can enjoy a variety of food and many family–oriented activities.Lining the park will be food and drink vendors

CG reflects on his tour at LOGCOM

For the first time in his 35 year Marine Corps career, Maj. Gen. Willie J. Williams, commanding general, Marine Corps Logistics Command, had the opportunity to serve close to home for four years. The Moundville, Al., native, who in reality, had all the odds stacked against him growing up in the segregated South, leaves ‘home’ for what will be his

Marine retires after 30 years of service to Corps

After serving more than 30 years as of service to his country, Col. Ludovic M. Baudoin d’Ajoux, director, Logistics Capabilities Center, Marine Corps Logistics Command, retired from active service in a ceremony in front of hundreds Friday at Schmid Field.Called simply Col. “Bo”, by his friends and peers, was retired by Maj. Gen. Willie J. Williams,

Albany event honors women in military service

Darton College’s quarterly Professional Women’s Forum hosted their first annual Salute to Military Women June 3. Two women from Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, Ga., Navy Capt. Patricia Underdahl, Navy reservist and Naval Branch Health Clinic nurse and 2nd Lt. Sarah Ray, adjutant, were invited to share their experiences in the military. Capt.

Marine retires after 30 years of service

Marines, friends, family members and civilian-Marines gathered Friday to take part in a retirement ceremony for Master Gunnery Sgt. Ira L. Thompson Jr., adjutant, Marine Corps Logistics Command.Thompson was retired from the Marine Corps during a ceremony held at the Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, Ga., after 30 years of honored service.He

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,

21st Annual Buddy Fishing Tournament lures in anglers

Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, Ga., opened its gates Saturday for the 21st annual Buddy Fishing tournament at Covella Pond.Free and open to the public, the tournament hosted eligible anglers between the ages of four-15 who competed for trophies in several categories such as largest fish and most fish. The most fish category was judged by the

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