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LOGCOM Marines help celebrate Careers on the Move Day

They came in droves to see the transportation vehicles lined up in their school’s parking lot. Lee County Middle School hosted its first Careers on the Move Day for nearly 500 students in the 6th grade Friday.The purpose of this event was to expose the 6th grade students, from all interdisciplinary units, to careers in the transportation

CG delivers ASU commencement speech

More than 300 proud graduates of Albany State University’s Class of 2009 celebrated their pomp and circumstance Saturday with a resounding voice of wisdom coming from Maj. Gen. Willie J. Williams, commanding general, Marine Corps Logistics Command.Dr. Everette Freeman, president of ASU, a historically black college and university founded in 1903,

LOGCOM Marine selected for MECEP

For a little girl growing up in Marigot, Dominica, a fishing village, and the third largest town on the small Caribbean island in the Commonwealth of Dominica, it was not uncommon to dream of getting a good education and having a successful career. Sgt. Pearl A. Winston, systems analyst, Logistics Capabilities Center, Marine Corps Logistics

LOGCOM rewards employees for hard work with awards, fun

Marine Corps Logistics Command held its fourth annual LOGCOM Employee Recognition Day at Boyett Park here Oct. 16. Hundreds of employees turned out to witness numerous employees receiving awards and even more people enjoyed the picnic and games provided.After the invocation, national anthem and posting of the Colors, Michael Madden, executive

LOGCOM takes part in the 22nd annual Day of Caring

Marines and civilian-Marines from Marine Corps Logistics Command participated in the United Way of Southwest Georgia’s 22nd annual Day of Caring in Albany, Friday. This was the second year the Marines and employees from LOGCOM have taken part in this event.Of the more than 350 volunteers from throughout Albany that lent a hand for this year’s

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