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City, county, government and education leaders join Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany officials for the final Installation Partnership Program meeting at Albany Technical College, Albany, Ga., recently. - City, county, government and education leaders join Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany officials for the final Installation Partnership Program meeting at Albany Technical College, Albany, Ga., recently.

Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s veterans unite to commemorate the 2016 Veterans Day holiday and to honor the service and sacrifice of fellow comrades. All U.S. branches of service were represented in Communications and Information Systems Division’s team of veterans. - Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s veterans unite to commemorate the 2016 Veterans Day holiday and to honor the service and sacrifice of fellow comrades. All U.S. branches of service were represented in Communications and Information Systems Division’s team of veterans.

The shadow of Cpl. Chadd Arnold, administrative clerk, Military Personnel Branch, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, wearing a uniform worn by Marines in 1775, reminds us to reflect on the sacrifices made by many Marines as the Corps celebrates its 241-year legacy. Arnold was among several Marines to wear uniforms from throughout the Corps’ eras during a birthday pageant at Covella Pond aboard MCLB Albany, Nov. 1. - The shadow of Cpl. Chadd Arnold, administrative clerk, Military Personnel Branch, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, wearing a uniform worn by Marines in 1775, reminds us to reflect on the sacrifices made by many Marines as the Corps celebrates its 241-year legacy. Arnold was among several Marines to wear uniforms from throughout the Corps’ eras during a birthday pageant at Covella Pond aboard MCLB Albany, Nov. 1.

Wearing a “Think-Pink” camouflage wristband in observance of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Anthony Wade, operations and plans specialist, Operations and Training Division, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, recently, honors “a close friend,” Melissa Jefferson of Columbus, Ga. Jefferson (pictured left), who was recently diagnosed with breast cancer, survived a double mastectomy and is currently cancer-free. - Wearing a “Think-Pink” camouflage wristband in observance of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Anthony Wade, operations and plans specialist, Operations and Training Division, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, recently, honors “a close friend,” Melissa Jefferson of Columbus, Ga. Jefferson (pictured left), who was recently diagnosed with breast cancer, survived a double mastectomy and is currently cancer-free.

Sgt. Melissa Rodriguez, supply administrative clerk, Marine Forces Reserve, runs with two 30-pound ammunition cans on her shoulders during a recent Combat Fitness Test aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany. - Sgt. Melissa Rodriguez, supply administrative clerk, Marine Forces Reserve, runs with two 30-pound ammunition cans on her shoulders during a recent Combat Fitness Test aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany.

U.S. Marine Sgt. Joseph Hale arranges a dinner plate for the Pentagon team during the 2014 Military Arts Competition at Fort Lee, Va. March 11, 2014. (DoD photo by EJ Hersom) - U.S. Marine Sgt. Joseph Hale arranges a dinner plate for the Pentagon team during the 2014 Military Arts Competition at Fort Lee, Va. March 11, 2014. (DoD photo by EJ Hersom)

Montford Point Marine Henry L. Jackson observes recruits from Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island, S. C., as they conduct combat care aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, Oct. 11. More than 6,000 recruits and permanent personnel sought shelter aboard the installation, Oct. 5-11. - Montford Point Marine Henry L. Jackson observes recruits from Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island, S. C., as they conduct combat care aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, Oct. 11. More than 6,000 recruits and permanent personnel sought shelter aboard the installation, Oct. 5-11.

Marine recruits board buses Oct. 11 for Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island, S.C., after nearly a week of being displaced due to Hurricane Matthew. - Marine recruits board buses Oct. 11 for Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island, S.C., after nearly a week of being displaced due to Hurricane Matthew.

Naval Branch Health Clinic-Albany Sailors and civilian personnel trade in traditional uniforms to team up with fellow clinic staff to participate in teambuilding activities, recently. The “friendly competition,” which lasted several weeks, was strategically implemented to improve patient care and to increase morale between civilians and corpsmen stationed aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany. - Naval Branch Health Clinic-Albany Sailors and civilian personnel trade in traditional uniforms to team up with fellow clinic staff to participate in teambuilding activities, recently. The “friendly competition,” which lasted several weeks, was strategically implemented to improve patient care and to increase morale between civilians and corpsmen stationed aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany.

More than 6,000 recruits from Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island, S.C., evacuate from the training depot via commercial buses to avoid inclement weather from Hurricane Matthew, Oct. 4-5. - More than 6,000 recruits from Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island, S.C., evacuate from the training depot via commercial buses to avoid inclement weather from Hurricane Matthew, Oct. 4-5.