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Archive: April, 2015

United States Naval Ship Lewis and Clark docks at Blount Island Command for shipment of supplies April 30, 2015 — Jacksonville, FL – United States Naval Ship Lewis and Clark is the lead ship in the T-AKE class and the second ship of the U.S. Navy to be named after explorers Meriwether Lewis and William Clark. It is currently docked at Blount Island Command undergoing pier side offload of general prepositioned supplies and equipment. The USNS Lewis and Clark MORE

Service members ‘clean up’ for Marine Corps Ball April 29, 2015 — Active-duty service members at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany took advantage of the sunny day, April 24, and set up camp to a line of patrons who came to support the Marines’ efforts to raise funds for the 2015 Marine Corps Birthday Ball.For the past few weeks, the concrete bay across from the Auto Skills Center, here, has been the gathering MORE

MCSC volunteers lead way in community service April 29, 2015 — Randolph Scott served in the Marine Corps for more than 30 years. When he retired, he felt like he needed to continue his service and help the next generation. Volunteering filled his need.The Capability Assessment Support Center project administrator at Albany, Georgia, Scott has been with Marine Corps Systems Command for 11 years. Off the job he MORE

LOGCOM pays homage to former Albany Marine Band in ceremony April 28, 2015 — Marine Corps Logistics Command officials honored the former Albany Marine Band with a display showcase and small ceremony, April 28, in Logistics Command’s Headquarters Building, here. Formed in 1990, the Albany Marine Band consisted of 50 members and traveled throughout the United States and abroad to fulfill its mission of providing music for MORE

Staying safe online: The adversary is watching April 27, 2015 — In today's environment of easy and anonymous access to personal information, it is more important than ever to do everything individuals can to keep themselves and their loved ones safe online. Recent events such as the posting of names and addresses of 100 service members on the Internet by the terrorist group Islamic State of Iraq and MORE

Thomason Gym players talk career moves courtside April 24, 2015 — The teams and players at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany's Thomason Gym discussed a game plan quite different from what one would expect to hear at courtside, here, April 22.Careers and education were the highlighted topics at the installation's Career and Education Fair, which was organized by the Personal and Professional Development team, MORE

‘Call centers,’ others target TRICARE beneficiaries for unsolicited medical prescriptions April 24, 2015 — The Defense Health Agency, Office of Program Integrity has received a significant number of concerns from TRICARE beneficiaries regarding unsolicited attempts by “Call Centers” to encourage them to provide personal identifying information and health information so that they can allegedly provide prescribed cream medications to the TRICARE MORE

Billowing blazes, ‘Raging Renegades’ trigger emergency responses at MCLB Albany April 23, 2015 — The usual earlier morning silence at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany was abruptly interrupted by the echoing of sirens from various emergency vehicles, as well as overhead sounds from a Georgia State Patrol surveillance helicopter during the “Raging Renegade,” active-shooter exercise, here, April 21.The installation’s mass notification system, MORE

Marines and Sailors trade boots for heels April 20, 2015 — Dozens of men traded in their regular shoes for a pair of 3-inch high red pumps, all for a good cause, April 18 at Deerfield-Windsor Upper Campus Track, Albany, Georgia.Men from all walks of life, including Marines and Sailors stationed at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, volunteered to support the “Walk a Mile in Her Shoes” event benefitting MORE

Marine takes on opponent at full speed April 20, 2015 — Holding simulated knives outlined with red lipstick in their hands, Marine Corps Martial Arts Program students Sgt. Nathan Phelps and Cpl. Ariana Atterberry squared off against each other.Phelps, who is 5 feet 10 inches tall and weighs 200 pounds, sized up Atterberry and said to himself, “This should be no problem, I can take her.”At 4 feet 8 MORE

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