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Pamela Jackson, community plans and liaison officer, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, provides tour instructions to engineering interns visiting from Procter and Gamble, July 25. - Pamela Jackson, community plans and liaison officer, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, provides tour instructions to engineering interns visiting from Procter and Gamble, July 25.

Contractors install wiring, mount new speakers and strobe lights throughout Building 3500’s main corridor and wings, recently. The work is part of upgrades made to Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s mass notification system, which announces alerts and warnings to the installation’s populations. - Contractors install wiring, mount new speakers and strobe lights throughout Building 3500’s main corridor and wings, recently. The work is part of upgrades made to Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s mass notification system, which announces alerts and warnings to the installation’s populations.

American Clipper barbers provide haircuts to customers aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, recently. American Clipper is located in the Marine Corps Exchange. - American Clipper barbers provide haircuts to customers aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, recently. American Clipper is located in the Marine Corps Exchange.

Henry Davis, barber, American Clipper, is the first African-American barber at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany. Davis has been cutting hair for 33 years. - Henry Davis, barber, American Clipper, is the first African-American barber at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany. Davis has been cutting hair for 33 years.

High Mobility Multipurpose Wheeled Vehicles are loaded onto an aircraft aboard Camp Bastion, Helmand province, Afghanistan, to be shipped back to the United States. Marine Corps Logistics Command-Forward was responsible for redeploying tactical vehicles and gear to Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany for reset and reconstitution as deployed units began to redeploy home prior to their flag-folding ceremony, June 1. - High Mobility Multipurpose Wheeled Vehicles are loaded onto an aircraft aboard Camp Bastion, Helmand province, Afghanistan, to be shipped back to the United States. Marine Corps Logistics Command-Forward was responsible for redeploying tactical vehicles and gear to Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany for reset and reconstitution as deployed units began to redeploy home prior to their flag-folding ceremony, June 1.

Petty Officer 2nd Class Brett Turano, (center) readiness coordinator, Naval Branch Health Clinic Albany, demonstrates the proper procedure in conducting a wellness check on a patient to Hospitalman Rodney Frederick, (left) radiation health technician, recently. Turano is the recent recipient of Naval Hospital Jacksonville, Florida’s, third quarter Sailor of the Quarter while Frederick won the Blue Jacket of the Quarter title. - Petty Officer 2nd Class Brett Turano, (center) readiness coordinator, Naval Branch Health Clinic Albany, demonstrates the proper procedure in conducting a wellness check on a patient to Hospitalman Rodney Frederick, (left) radiation health technician, recently. Turano is the recent recipient of Naval Hospital Jacksonville, Florida’s, third quarter Sailor of the Quarter while Frederick won the Blue Jacket of the Quarter title.

Dr. Udayakumar Kathaiyan, a primary care provider, (left) talks with Army veteran Walter Crawford Aug. 1 at the Veterans Administration community-based outpatient clinic now located aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany. - Dr. Udayakumar Kathaiyan, a primary care provider, (left) talks with Army veteran Walter Crawford Aug. 1 at the Veterans Administration community-based outpatient clinic now located aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany.

Chief Warrant Officer 2 Montreal J. Newkirk, Marine Corps Community Services officer, Combat Logistics Battalion-7, Combat Logistics Regiment-1, 1st Marine Logistics Group, returns home Saturday to his family after an eight-month deployment to Afghanistan. Lt. Col. Daniel Bates, executive officer, MCLB Albany, welcomed Newkirk home on behalf of the base command at the Southwest Georgia Regional Airport in Albany, Georgia. - Chief Warrant Officer 2 Montreal J. Newkirk, Marine Corps Community Services officer, Combat Logistics Battalion-7, Combat Logistics Regiment-1, 1st Marine Logistics Group, returns home Saturday to his family after an eight-month deployment to Afghanistan. Lt. Col. Daniel Bates, executive officer, MCLB Albany, welcomed Newkirk home on behalf of the base command at the Southwest Georgia Regional Airport in Albany, Georgia.

Staff Sgt. Zane Zertuche, radio technician, Marine Corps Logistics Command, speaks with representatives from Deerfield Windsor School June 30 during the first Military Child Educational Summit held at the Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s Town and Country Grand Ballroom. - Staff Sgt. Zane Zertuche, radio technician, Marine Corps Logistics Command, speaks with representatives from Deerfield Windsor School June 30 during the first Military Child Educational Summit held at the Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s Town and Country Grand Ballroom.

Marines use their packs as floatation devices during their annual swim qualification at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s Base Pool, July 28 – Aug. 1. Ninety-eight Marines completed their training with 72 earning the Water Survival-Basic qualification and 26 receiving the Water Survival-Intermediate qualification. - Marines use their packs as floatation devices during their annual swim qualification at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s Base Pool, July 28 – Aug. 1. Ninety-eight Marines completed their training with 72 earning the Water Survival-Basic qualification and 26 receiving the Water Survival-Intermediate qualification.