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A group of Marine Corps Logistics Command and Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany civilian-Marines pose together after receiving certificates during the Civilian Career Leadership Development graduation ceremony, Sept. 18 at the Base Theater. One of the goals of the Civilian Career and Leadership Program is to improve leadership skills and competencies of all civilian-Marines. - A group of Marine Corps Logistics Command and Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany civilian-Marines pose together after receiving certificates during the Civilian Career Leadership Development graduation ceremony, Sept. 18 at the Base Theater. One of the goals of the Civilian Career and Leadership Program is to improve leadership skills and competencies of all civilian-Marines.

Trackmobile is now being utilized at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany as a cost-saving option to move heavy equipment from one place to another. - Trackmobile is now being utilized at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany as a cost-saving option to move heavy equipment from one place to another.

Staff Sgt. Tony Robinson, left, shakes hands with Col. Yori Escalante, chief of staff, Marine Corps Logistics Command, Sept. 24. Six Marines returned from the Middle East region following a roughly six-month deployment. - Staff Sgt. Tony Robinson, left, shakes hands with Col. Yori Escalante, chief of staff, Marine Corps Logistics Command, Sept. 24. Six Marines returned from the Middle East region following a roughly six-month deployment.

Weapons Systems Management Center Director, Lyndia “Sue” Wright recently retires after a successful and accomplished career of 36 years of civil service. - Weapons Systems Management Center Director, Lyndia “Sue” Wright recently retires after a successful and accomplished career of 36 years of civil service.

James Burris, heavy mobile equipment mechanic leader, Forward Branch, Marine Depot Maintenance Command, arrive at the Southwest Georgia Regional Airport Sept. 20,s marking the last two MDMC civilian-Marines to support Overseas Contingency Operations. - James Burris, heavy mobile equipment mechanic leader, Forward Branch, Marine Depot Maintenance Command, arrive at the Southwest Georgia Regional Airport Sept. 20,s marking the last two MDMC civilian-Marines to support Overseas Contingency Operations.

Army Materiel Command Commanding General Gen. Dennis L. Via joins Marine Corps Logistics Command Commanding General Maj. Gen. John J. Broadmeadow for a tour of Production Plant Albany in Albany, Ga., Sept. 12. The leaders discussed collaborative efforts to support the joint warfighter. - Army Materiel Command Commanding General Gen. Dennis L. Via joins Marine Corps Logistics Command Commanding General Maj. Gen. John J. Broadmeadow for a tour of Production Plant Albany in Albany, Ga., Sept. 12. The leaders discussed collaborative efforts to support the joint warfighter.

Whitney Hendrix, fitness director, Daniels Fitness Center, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, demonstrates a battle rope waves maneuver during the Ironman High-Intensity Tactical Training held here, Sept. 20. Hendrix coordinated each of the land-based HITT exercises, which commenced at MCLB Albany earlier this year. - Whitney Hendrix, fitness director, Daniels Fitness Center, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, demonstrates a battle rope waves maneuver during the Ironman High-Intensity Tactical Training held here, Sept. 20. Hendrix coordinated each of the land-based HITT exercises, which commenced at MCLB Albany earlier this year.

Guest speaker Maj. Alexander J. Vanston, commanding officer, Headquarters Company East, Marine Corps Logistics Command, addresses the crowd Friday during Marine Corps Logistics Base AlbanyÕs annual Prisoners of War/Missing in Action Recognition Breakfast, here. - Guest speaker Maj. Alexander J. Vanston, commanding officer, Headquarters Company East, Marine Corps Logistics Command, addresses the crowd Friday during Marine Corps Logistics Base AlbanyÕs annual Prisoners of War/Missing in Action Recognition Breakfast, here.