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Marines

News

Archive: 2000

LCMC makes strides amid evolutionary changes

The Life Cycle Management Center is Materiel Commands force enabler for sustaining fielded systems in support of Marine Corps operating forces. Some sections of the LCMC will become part of a Product Management Center the Systems Command is currently developing.The center employs more than 1,000 military and civilian employees in 10 divisions

Team earns acquisition award for AAAV project

Personnel working on the Marine Corps newest warfighting capability were awarded the David Packard Excellence in Acquisition Award May 23 during the opening of Acquisition and Logistics Reform Week 2000. The awards are important because they reflect that everyone working on this project does a great job, said Col. Blake Robertson, Direct Reporting

Service members cautioned about using quick cash outlets

Get rich quick! Fast cash! Loans approved in an instant! Promises of quick cash are waved in the faces of Americans everyday. Businesses offer countless ways to make a quick buck. Loans are flaunted everywhere from banks to pawnshops. An article was recently published in the Marine Corps, Navy, Air Force and Army Times highlighting ways to earn

MCLB youth attends Marine Corps Teen Summit

MCLB Albanys Representative to the Marine Corps Teen Summit was Brad Solomon. The Summit was held in Leesburg, VA, April 29-May 2, 2000. Brad is the 14 year-old son of Staff Sgt. and Mrs. Cleve Solomon. He attended Dougherty Middle School this past school year and will attend Dougherty High School this fall. Brad has served on the teen council

Medical records belong to U.S. government

If your name is on it, does that mean it belongs to you? Not according to Petty Officer 2nd Class Roland Lewis. All medical records of active duty personnel, retirees and dependents are strictly the property of the U.S. government, stressed Lewis, work center supervisor for the medical records department here. Lewis, the senior corpsman in the

Boyett Village housing agreement currently under negotiation

Base officials recently announced that an agreement is currently under negotiation to divest MCLB AlbanyÕs family housing area known as Boyett Village. The developer will use the revenue generated from 419 housing units in Boyett Village to build additional housing units at Camp Lejeune, N.C. According to Maj. Gen. H. Mashburn Jr., Deputy

JROTC cadets attend week-long boot camp

Get off my bus! Get off my bus! Are words which will forever be remembered by every enlisted Marine. Those are the first words a recruit hears upon arriving at Parris Island, S.C., or San Diego, Calif. Those same words were echoed to Naval JROTC cadets from Georgia, Alabama and Florida when they arrived aboard MCLB Albany June 11 and began a

Marine, civilian employees recognized for achievement

A Marine and 12 civilian-Marines who excelled in academics were recognized during a brief ceremony June 14 in the Marine Corps Logistics Bases CommanderÕs conference room, the Sgt. Maj. Memorial Conference Room, in Bldg. 3700. Brig. Gen. (select) Richard S. Kramlich, commander, Marine Corps Logistics Bases, praised the efforts and sacrifices of

Logistics experts hold re-establishment meeting

Approximately 30 logistical experts from MCLB gathered at the Base Restaurant June 7 for a re-establishment luncheon for the local chapter of Society of Logistical Engineers. Maj. Gen. Paul M. Lee Jr., commander, Marine Corps Materiel Command, served as guest speaker for the SOLE lunch. SOLE is a nonprofit international professional society

Reynolds takes charge as Headqarters Battalion Commander

A new battalion commanding officer took charge here after a change of command ceremony Tuesday. Maj. Kent D. Morrison, an Americus, Ga., native who held the position since Sept. 1998, relinquished command to Maj. Stephen E. Reynolds, a Beverly, Mass., native. Morrison, who arrived at MCLB Albany in June 1997, first assumed duties as the executive

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