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Marcus White, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s new victim advocate, helps those here who have been sexually assaulted. He can be reached at 229-639-8896. - Marcus White, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s new victim advocate, helps those here who have been sexually assaulted. He can be reached at 229-639-8896.

In conjunction with Month of the Military Child, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany officials hosted a Little Leatherneck Boot Camp at the Thomason Gym, April 2. This event gave children, ages 5-13, an opportunity to participate in military-like activities and feel like a Marine for the day. - In conjunction with Month of the Military Child, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany officials hosted a Little Leatherneck Boot Camp at the Thomason Gym, April 2. This event gave children, ages 5-13, an opportunity to participate in military-like activities and feel like a Marine for the day.

Catherine Salucci, traffic manager, Distribution Management Office, center, showcases her awards during her retirement March 21 with Col. Don Davis, commanding officer, MCLB Albany, right, and Lt. Col. Daniel Bates, executive officer, MCLB Albany. - Catherine Salucci, traffic manager, Distribution Management Office, center, showcases her awards during her retirement March 21 with Col. Don Davis, commanding officer, MCLB Albany, right, and Lt. Col. Daniel Bates, executive officer, MCLB Albany.

Team SYSCOM pose with their 2013 Daniels Cup Team Challenge trophy at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, March 27. - Team SYSCOM pose with their 2013 Daniels Cup Team Challenge trophy at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, March 27.

Using their trips here as a training opportunity, Junior Reserve Officers Training Corps cadets from Heritage, Newton County and Stockbridge high schools in Georgia toured Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, March 19 and 21. Marines and Civilian-Marines received the Marine and Navy JROTC cadets with military working dog and Marine Corps Martial Arts Program demonstrations and a Marine Depot Maintenance Center tour. The students learned what being a Marine is all about by training Marine Corps-style on an obstacle course and combat fitness test. - Using their trips here as a training opportunity, Junior Reserve Officers Training Corps cadets from Heritage, Newton County and Stockbridge high schools in Georgia toured Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, March 19 and 21. Marines and Civilian-Marines received the Marine and Navy JROTC cadets with military working dog and Marine Corps Martial Arts Program demonstrations and a Marine Depot Maintenance Center tour. The students learned what being a Marine is all about by training Marine Corps-style on an obstacle course and combat fitness test.

Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany emergency medical services personnel strongly recommend that active-duty personnel, Civilian-Marines, retirees, contractors, families and guests who work, play or live here, call the installation’s EMS if they think they are having a heart attack.To call MCLB Albany’s Fire and Emergency Services Department from a base phone, dial 911, and from a cell phone, dial 229-639-5911. - Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany emergency medical services personnel strongly recommend that active-duty personnel, Civilian-Marines, retirees, contractors, families and guests who work, play or live here, call the installation’s EMS if they think they are having a heart attack.To call MCLB Albany’s Fire and Emergency Services Department from a base phone, dial 911, and from a cell phone, dial 229-639-5911.

Navy Lt. Kenneth L. Miller, chaplain, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, receives a Meritorious Service Medal from Lt. Col. Daniel Bates, executive officer, MCLB Albany, during his retirement ceremony at the Town and Country Ballroom, March 8. Miller has two decades of combined military service from the Air Force and Navy. - Navy Lt. Kenneth L. Miller, chaplain, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, receives a Meritorious Service Medal from Lt. Col. Daniel Bates, executive officer, MCLB Albany, during his retirement ceremony at the Town and Country Ballroom, March 8. Miller has two decades of combined military service from the Air Force and Navy.

Marines separating from the Marine Corps attend a recent Transition Readiness Seminar to learn about employment, education, career/technical training and entrepreneurship opportunities as they prepare to return to the civilian world. - Marines separating from the Marine Corps attend a recent Transition Readiness Seminar to learn about employment, education, career/technical training and entrepreneurship opportunities as they prepare to return to the civilian world.