An official website of the United States government

Here's how you know

Official websites use .mil

A .mil website belongs to an official U.S. Department of Defense organization in the United States.

Secure .mil websites use HTTPS

A lock () or https:// means you’ve safely connected to the .mil website. Share sensitive information only on official, secure websites.

Marines

News

Archive: February, 2003

VIPs tour MCLB Albany

More than 50 members of the Southwest Georgia Regional Development Center's board of directors visited MCLB Albany Jan. 30. The Southwest Georgia RDC is a state planning agency that covers a 14-county, 44-city region. Agency personnel help plan zoning ordinances, economic development, human services and transportation. The directors' visit was

SCMC personnel go back to school

The Marine Corps Logistics Bases' Supply Chain Management Center has teamed with Albany Technical Institute to provide supply chain center employees with customer service training. The 11-week course, formally known as Certified Customer Service Specialist Training, is designed to enhance and develop a variety of customer contact skills for the

Paving the future

A new lone ranger is in town and he is out to fire a few silver bullets into misinformation, which could be robbing students of a proper education. Gunnery Sgt. Richard Walker has recently been appointed as the Base?s School Liaison Officer -- the first in the Marine Corps. And according to Walker, that makes him somewhat of a lone ranger.

Young leaders tackle course

The Corporals Course Class 02-03 graduation ceremony was held Friday at the Base Theater, marking the end of weeks of intense leadership training for 17 students. The cadre of students took part in a variety of classes designed to make them better leaders by increasing their knowledge and understanding of Marine Corps practices and traditions.

Corps integrates four commands

As Operation Enduring Freedom continues, four separate Marine Corps commands were called upon during the Christmas holidays to complete a critical task that became more challenging as the days went by. Beginning Dec. 26, 2002, members from Marine Corps Logistics Bases [Albany, Ga., and Barstow, Calif.] worked closely with Marines and

Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany