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A spouse rappels down Marine Corps Logistic Base Albany’s rappel tower during Jane Wayne Day, Oct. 12. Jane Wayne Day fosters a greater understanding, appreciation and perspective of the Marine Corps lifestyle for spouses. - A spouse rappels down Marine Corps Logistic Base Albany’s rappel tower during Jane Wayne Day, Oct. 12. Jane Wayne Day fosters a greater understanding, appreciation and perspective of the Marine Corps lifestyle for spouses.

Students at International Studies Elementary Charter School, Albany, greet Marines during the kickoff assembly for the Mentors In Action Program, Monday. More than 25 Marines volunteered to serve as mentors for the remainder of the school year. - Students at International Studies Elementary Charter School, Albany, greet Marines during the kickoff assembly for the Mentors In Action Program, Monday. More than 25 Marines volunteered to serve as mentors for the remainder of the school year.

Cpl. Cameron Perry grapples with a teacher from Lee County Middle School, Leesburg, Ga., Oct. 4. More than 20 students and teachers visited Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany. - Cpl. Cameron Perry grapples with a teacher from Lee County Middle School, Leesburg, Ga., Oct. 4. More than 20 students and teachers visited Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany.

With headlights on to show support of domestic violence awareness, motorcyclists ride to Marine and Family Program’s building as part of Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s Domestic Violence Awareness Month Motorcycle Ride and Proclamation Signing Ceremony, Oct. 4. - With headlights on to show support of domestic violence awareness, motorcyclists ride to Marine and Family Program’s building as part of Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s Domestic Violence Awareness Month Motorcycle Ride and Proclamation Signing Ceremony, Oct. 4.

Army Sgt. Edward DeMent shares his story of spending 392 days as a prisoner of war before being liberated by Army Gen. George S. Patton, April 29, 1945. A B-24 gunner during World War II, DeMent spoke at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s annual Prisoner of War/Missing in Action Breakfast in the Town and Country Restaurant’s Grand Ballroom, Sept. 18. - Army Sgt. Edward DeMent shares his story of spending 392 days as a prisoner of war before being liberated by Army Gen. George S. Patton, April 29, 1945. A B-24 gunner during World War II, DeMent spoke at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s annual Prisoner of War/Missing in Action Breakfast in the Town and Country Restaurant’s Grand Ballroom, Sept. 18.

Cpl. Chris Gurr, civilian police working dog handler, instructs his canine partner, Barros, to check an 18-wheeler for narcotics at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s commercial gate, Friday. - Cpl. Chris Gurr, civilian police working dog handler, instructs his canine partner, Barros, to check an 18-wheeler for narcotics at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s commercial gate, Friday.

All military school age children residing on Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany now have the option to attend Lee County schools, according to base officials. - All military school age children residing on Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany now have the option to attend Lee County schools, according to base officials.

Marine Corps Logistics Command's equal opportunity advisor educates the base community on the importance of equal opportunity. - Marine Corps Logistics Command's equal opportunity advisor educates the base community on the importance of equal opportunity.