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Lt. Col. Alex Ray, left, Staff Judge Advocate, and Capt. Tyler Gludt, deputy staff judge advocate, MCLB Albany, review regulations concerning ethics rules regarding gifts to Marines and requests for support. - Lt. Col. Alex Ray, left, Staff Judge Advocate, and Capt. Tyler Gludt, deputy staff judge advocate, MCLB Albany, review regulations concerning ethics rules regarding gifts to Marines and requests for support.

Cpl. Dustin J. Lee, military police working dog handler, takes a break with his K-9 partner, Lex, during operations in Iraq in 2007. Lee was killed and Lex was wounded in a 73 mm rocket attack, March 21, 2007. Later that year, Lex was adopted by Lee’s parents, Jerome and Rachel. - Cpl. Dustin J. Lee, military police working dog handler, takes a break with his K-9 partner, Lex, during operations in Iraq in 2007. Lee was killed and Lex was wounded in a 73 mm rocket attack, March 21, 2007. Later that year, Lex was adopted by Lee’s parents, Jerome and Rachel.

Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, GA - Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, GA

Employees, who work with the base’s youth programs, are recognized by Col. Terry V. Williams, center, commanding officer, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, and Sgt. Maj. Conrad E. Potts, far left, sergeant major, MCLB Albany, for their performance on a multi-disciplinary inspection, March 15. - Employees, who work with the base’s youth programs, are recognized by Col. Terry V. Williams, center, commanding officer, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, and Sgt. Maj. Conrad E. Potts, far left, sergeant major, MCLB Albany, for their performance on a multi-disciplinary inspection, March 15.

Marines from Combat Logistics Battalion-8, Second Marine Logistics Group, Camp Lejeune, N.C., conduct their first long-range convoy in the U.S., making Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany the halfway point. Arriving here March 13, they began their journey March 12 - Marines from Combat Logistics Battalion-8, Second Marine Logistics Group, Camp Lejeune, N.C., conduct their first long-range convoy in the U.S., making Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany the halfway point. Arriving here March 13, they began their journey March 12

Sgt. Maj. Robert G. VanOostrom, sergeant major, Marine Corps Installations East, speaks to Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s noncommissioned officers and junior Marines at the Bachelor Enlisted Quarters, here, Tuesday. - Sgt. Maj. Robert G. VanOostrom, sergeant major, Marine Corps Installations East, speaks to Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s noncommissioned officers and junior Marines at the Bachelor Enlisted Quarters, here, Tuesday.

Sgt. Maj. Christopher Harper welcomes staff noncommissioned officers assigned to Marine Corps Logistics Command to the command’s Leadership Seminar at Naval Station Mayport, Fla., Feb. 27 - March 2. - Sgt. Maj. Christopher Harper welcomes staff noncommissioned officers assigned to Marine Corps Logistics Command to the command’s Leadership Seminar at Naval Station Mayport, Fla., Feb. 27 - March 2.

Mary Deiter, the wife of Karl Deiter, who was the first Marine stationed in Albany, joins Col. Terry V. Williams, commanding officer, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, center, and Sgt. Maj. Conrad Potts, sergeant major, MCLB Albany, in cutting the ceremonial cake in honor of the base’s 60th anniversary at Schmid Field, March 1. - Mary Deiter, the wife of Karl Deiter, who was the first Marine stationed in Albany, joins Col. Terry V. Williams, commanding officer, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, center, and Sgt. Maj. Conrad Potts, sergeant major, MCLB Albany, in cutting the ceremonial cake in honor of the base’s 60th anniversary at Schmid Field, March 1.

David Ward, left, instructor, Marine Corps Police Department, demonstrates the proper way to deliver a front jab, recently. - David Ward, left, instructor, Marine Corps Police Department, demonstrates the proper way to deliver a front jab, recently.