Samuel Bailey, property manager, Marine Corps Community Services, loads a pallet of merchandise onto a forklift to prepare for the Black Friday Doorbusters sale to be held Nov. 27 aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany. - Samuel Bailey, property manager, Marine Corps Community Services, loads a pallet of merchandise onto a forklift to prepare for the Black Friday Doorbusters sale to be held Nov. 27 aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany.

Officials move shovels full of dirt for construction of the new, nearly 59,000-square-foot Weapons Storage and Inspection Facility during a groundbreaking ceremony aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, Nov. 23. From left: Navy Lt. Jose Centenorosado, director, Facilities Engineering and Acquisition Division, MCLB Albany; Maj. Gen. Craig C. Crenshaw, (second from left) commanding general, Marine Corps Logistics Command; Col. James C. Carroll III (third from left), commanding officer, MCLB Albany; and Kevin Murphy, vice president, Gulf-Hernandez Joint Venture. - Officials move shovels full of dirt for construction of the new, nearly 59,000-square-foot Weapons Storage and Inspection Facility during a groundbreaking ceremony aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, Nov. 23. From left: Navy Lt. Jose Centenorosado, director, Facilities Engineering and Acquisition Division, MCLB Albany; Maj. Gen. Craig C. Crenshaw, (second from left) commanding general, Marine Corps Logistics Command; Col. James C. Carroll III (third from left), commanding officer, MCLB Albany; and Kevin Murphy, vice president, Gulf-Hernandez Joint Venture.

Donald Middlebrooks, engineering equipment operator, PrimeTech International, checks to ensure a mine-resistant ambush protected vehicle is securely attached prior to transport. The vehicle was delivered to an incoming equipment lot recently to be rebuilt. - Donald Middlebrooks, engineering equipment operator, PrimeTech International, checks to ensure a mine-resistant ambush protected vehicle is securely attached prior to transport. The vehicle was delivered to an incoming equipment lot recently to be rebuilt.

Melvin Williams, mechanic, Marine Corps Logistics Command, checks the fluid levels on a vehicle recently while performing the level A preservation process aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany. This is one step in an extensive process to help prevent deterioration of vehicles stored outside. - Melvin Williams, mechanic, Marine Corps Logistics Command, checks the fluid levels on a vehicle recently while performing the level A preservation process aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany. This is one step in an extensive process to help prevent deterioration of vehicles stored outside.

Kent Morrison, executive director, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, spends part of Nov. 19 helping fifth grade students at Deerfield-Windsor’s Lower School, Albany, Ga., learn about the American Revolution. - Kent Morrison, executive director, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, spends part of Nov. 19 helping fifth grade students at Deerfield-Windsor’s Lower School, Albany, Ga., learn about the American Revolution.

Base officials welcome Brig. Gen. Thomas Weidley, commanding general, Marine Corps Installations EAST, Camp Lejeune, N.C., for his first visit to the base since taking command of the MCI EAST installations earlier this year. The general greeted base personnel and presented the 2014 Commanding General’s Marine Corps Installation EAST Ground Safety Excellence Award to the Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany workforce in a Town Hall meeting, which was held at the Base Theater, here, Nov. 23. - Base officials welcome Brig. Gen. Thomas Weidley, commanding general, Marine Corps Installations EAST, Camp Lejeune, N.C., for his first visit to the base since taking command of the MCI EAST installations earlier this year. The general greeted base personnel and presented the 2014 Commanding General’s Marine Corps Installation EAST Ground Safety Excellence Award to the Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany workforce in a Town Hall meeting, which was held at the Base Theater, here, Nov. 23.

Lt. Col. Nathaniel Robinson, executive officer, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, speaks during the Veterans Day ceremony at Darton State College, Albany, Georgia, Nov. 10. - Lt. Col. Nathaniel Robinson, executive officer, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, speaks during the Veterans Day ceremony at Darton State College, Albany, Georgia, Nov. 10.

Naval Branch Health Clinic Albany, at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, offers flu vaccines for active-duty, retired service members and eligible beneficiaries. The vaccine can be administered by injection or flu (nasal) mist on a walk-in basis during normal clinic hours, Mondays – Fridays, 7:30 a.m.-4 p.m. - Naval Branch Health Clinic Albany, at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, offers flu vaccines for active-duty, retired service members and eligible beneficiaries. The vaccine can be administered by injection or flu (nasal) mist on a walk-in basis during normal clinic hours, Mondays – Fridays, 7:30 a.m.-4 p.m.

Members of the physical security team, at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, inspect a vehicle at the newly-constructed commercial truck entrance at Mock Road, recently. The renovated checkpoint, which was officially opened Nov. 16, was implemented as part of base safety personnel’s strategic plan to alleviate early morning traffic congestion created by commercial vehicles at the Fleming Road Gate 5. - Members of the physical security team, at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, inspect a vehicle at the newly-constructed commercial truck entrance at Mock Road, recently. The renovated checkpoint, which was officially opened Nov. 16, was implemented as part of base safety personnel’s strategic plan to alleviate early morning traffic congestion created by commercial vehicles at the Fleming Road Gate 5.

Sailors as well as civilian personnel at the Naval Branch Health Clinic Albany volunteer their time and service with Dougherty County School System’s administrators at Alice Coachman Elementary School, Albany, Ga., during the 2015-2016 academic year. The partnership resulted in the clinic’s team accumulating enough volunteer hours to achieve DCSS’s Partners in Excellence Award, which was presented at the program’s award breakfast, recently. - Sailors as well as civilian personnel at the Naval Branch Health Clinic Albany volunteer their time and service with Dougherty County School System’s administrators at Alice Coachman Elementary School, Albany, Ga., during the 2015-2016 academic year. The partnership resulted in the clinic’s team accumulating enough volunteer hours to achieve DCSS’s Partners in Excellence Award, which was presented at the program’s award breakfast, recently.