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The Georgia State Patrol, Aviation Division, conducts training with Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany through helicopter landings and low altitude flights over the installation. A single aircraft demonstrated landings and take offs on MCLB Albany's Schmid Field, in front of Building 3500, and at Boyett Park, Dec. 2.

The Georgia State Patrol, Aviation Division, conducts training with Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany through helicopter landings and low altitude flights over the installation. A single aircraft demonstrated landings and take offs on MCLB Albany's Schmid Field, in front of Building 3500, and at Boyett Park, Dec. 2.

Photo by Joycelyn Biggs

Marine Corps Logistics Base officials inspect a piece of equipment during a pre-training exercise with Georgia State Patrol Aviation pilot, Wayne Wiley, recently. The equipment will allow emergency management staff to monitor ground activity downloaded by GSP AD pilots in the event of an on-base incident.

Marine Corps Logistics Base officials inspect a piece of equipment during a pre-training exercise with Georgia State Patrol Aviation pilot, Wayne Wiley, recently. The equipment will allow emergency management staff to monitor ground activity downloaded by GSP AD pilots in the event of an on-base incident.

Photo by Verda L. Parker

Naval Facilities Engineering Command Southeast awarded a $7.99 million firm-fixed-price task order, Nov. 18, for design and replacement of natural gas distribution at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, to Old Veteran Construction, Inc., a Chicago, Ill. based company.

Naval Facilities Engineering Command Southeast awarded a $7.99 million firm-fixed-price task order, Nov. 18, for design and replacement of natural gas distribution at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, to Old Veteran Construction, Inc., a Chicago, Ill. based company.

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Started in 1986, Tie One On For Safety has been Mothers Against Drunk Driving’s largest community awareness campaign, advocating for people to drive safely, to sober up and buckle up during the holiday season.

Started in 1986, Tie One On For Safety has been Mothers Against Drunk Driving’s largest community awareness campaign, advocating for people to drive safely, to sober up and buckle up during the holiday season.

Photo by Christopher Chop

Researchers from The Annenberg Public Policy Center analyzed articles for a span of 10 years and revealed more than 30 percent of articles released information that indicated a spike in suicide.

Researchers from The Annenberg Public Policy Center analyzed articles for a span of 10 years and revealed more than 30 percent of articles released information that indicated a spike in suicide.

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Workers at Production Plant Albany, formerly known as Maintenance Center Albany, recently, conduct maintenance on Light Armored Vehicles and Assault Amphibious Vehicles on the left and 5 ton trucks in the 1950s.

Workers at Production Plant Albany, formerly known as Maintenance Center Albany, recently, conduct maintenance on Light Armored Vehicles and Assault Amphibious Vehicles on the left and 5 ton trucks in the 1950s.

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Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany is the recent recipient of the Secretary of the Navy Energy and Water Reduction Award. The base will receive $30,000 and the right to fly the Energy Conservation Flag for a year.

Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany is the recent recipient of the Secretary of the Navy Energy and Water Reduction Award. The base will receive $30,000 and the right to fly the Energy Conservation Flag for a year.

Photo by Nathan L. Hanks Jr.

Maj. Gen. John J. Broadmeadow, commanding general, Marine Corps Logistics Command, welcomes Brig. Gen. Patrick J. Hermesmann, commanding general, 4th Marine Logistics Group to LOGCOM.

Maj. Gen. John J. Broadmeadow, commanding general, Marine Corps Logistics Command, welcomes Brig. Gen. Patrick J. Hermesmann, commanding general, 4th Marine Logistics Group to LOGCOM.

Photo by Robin Berry

Veterans Day is a time that the country pauses to remember, recognize and honor centuries of warfighters for their sacrifices in standing watch over America’s liberties.

Veterans Day is a time that the country pauses to remember, recognize and honor centuries of warfighters for their sacrifices in standing watch over America’s liberties.

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Marines, Sailors, Civilian-Marines and base officials from Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, Marine Corps Logistics Command, Marine Corps Systems Command, as well as associated tenant commands, celebrate the 239th birthday of the Marine Corps in Jacksonville, Fla., Saturday. Retired Maj. Gen. Charles M. Gurganus was the guest of honor at the birthday celebration and shared experiences, stories and significant command and mission impacts of each respective command, and those present at the ceremony, to the overall Marine Corps mission, specifically in efforts and operations in Afghanistan, during his remarks. All present enjoyed camaraderie, fellowship, an elegant experience and atmosphere, great food and a chance to share the moment with other brothers and sisters in arms during the birthday celebration.

Marines, Sailors, Civilian-Marines and base officials from Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, Marine Corps Logistics Command, Marine Corps Systems Command, as well as associated tenant commands, celebrate the 239th birthday of the Marine Corps in Jacksonville, Fla., Saturday. Retired Maj. Gen. Charles M. Gurganus was the guest of honor at the birthday celebration and shared experiences, stories and significant command and mission impacts of each respective command, and those present at the ceremony, to the overall Marine Corps mission, specifically in efforts and operations in Afghanistan, during his remarks. All present enjoyed camaraderie, fellowship, an elegant experience and atmosphere, great food and a chance to share the moment with other brothers and sisters in arms during the birthday celebration.

Photo by Capt. Justin Jacobs

More than 50 Marines from Marine Corps Logistics Command participate in a professional military education event, recently, at Kennesaw Mountain National Battlefield Park, Kennesaw, Ga. The event was led by the park’s retired historian and designated tour guide, Willie “Swampy” Johnson, with the hat, standing next to the cannon.

More than 50 Marines from Marine Corps Logistics Command participate in a professional military education event, recently, at Kennesaw Mountain National Battlefield Park, Kennesaw, Ga. The event was led by the park’s retired historian and designated tour guide, Willie “Swampy” Johnson, with the hat, standing next to the cannon.

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In keeping with the Department of Defense’s initiative to become Net Zero by 2020, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany continues to seek new opportunities to reduce its energy consumption through alternative sources. One source identified is the Borehole Thermal Energy Storage System, a state-of-the-art ground source heat pump system for heating and cooling.

In keeping with the Department of Defense’s initiative to become Net Zero by 2020, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany continues to seek new opportunities to reduce its energy consumption through alternative sources. One source identified is the Borehole Thermal Energy Storage System, a state-of-the-art ground source heat pump system for heating and cooling.

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Marines take aim at updated targets during Combat Pistol Program qualifications at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s pistol range, recently.

Marines take aim at updated targets during Combat Pistol Program qualifications at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s pistol range, recently.

Photo by Joycelyn Biggs

Col. Jeffrey Hooks, commander, Marine Depot Maintenance Command, slices the first piece of cake during the celebration of the 239th Marine Corps Birthday held at MDMC, Nov. 5. During the ceremony, the oldest Marine present, William Soto (left inset photo), who enlisted in the Marine Corps in April 1973, passed a slice of cake to the youngest Marine present, Pfc. Marcus Palmer, who enlisted March 2014. Soto works in the Cost Work Center 272, Engineering Equipment Repair Shop, MDMC, while Palmer works in Enterprise Distribution Department, Distribution Management Center, MDMC.

Col. Jeffrey Hooks, commander, Marine Depot Maintenance Command, slices the first piece of cake during the celebration of the 239th Marine Corps Birthday held at MDMC, Nov. 5. During the ceremony, the oldest Marine present, William Soto (left inset photo), who enlisted in the Marine Corps in April 1973, passed a slice of cake to the youngest Marine present, Pfc. Marcus Palmer, who enlisted March 2014. Soto works in the Cost Work Center 272, Engineering Equipment Repair Shop, MDMC, while Palmer works in Enterprise Distribution Department, Distribution Management Center, MDMC.

Photo by Nathan L. Hanks Jr.

Marines, dressed in uniforms representing different time periods, escort a birthday cake during a celebration recognizing the Marines 239th birthday held at Covella Pond Nov 5.

Marines, dressed in uniforms representing different time periods, escort a birthday cake during a celebration recognizing the Marines 239th birthday held at Covella Pond Nov 5.

Photo by Joycelyn Biggs

Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany celebrates the 239th birthday of the Marine Corps at Covella Pond Nov 5.

Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany celebrates the 239th birthday of the Marine Corps at Covella Pond Nov 5.

Photo by Joycelyn Biggs

During the Voluntary Protection Program inspection, employees tour a server room at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany Nov. 5.

During the Voluntary Protection Program inspection, employees tour a server room at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany Nov. 5.

Photo by Joycelyn Biggs

Staff Sgt. Michael Murphy (second right) explains safety procedures during the VPP inspection Nov 5.

Staff Sgt. Michael Murphy (second right) explains safety procedures during the VPP inspection Nov 5.

Photo by Joycelyn Biggs

Sgt. Torrey Sexton, assistant operations chief, holds an updated target for Marines to view as Sgt. Nicolas Lazzaro, chief combat marksmanship instructor, explains the new pistol qualification procedures. The instruction was part of a pistol qualification training recently held at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany.

Sgt. Torrey Sexton, assistant operations chief, holds an updated target for Marines to view as Sgt. Nicolas Lazzaro, chief combat marksmanship instructor, explains the new pistol qualification procedures. The instruction was part of a pistol qualification training recently held at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany.

Photo by Joycelyn Biggs

Sgt. Lester Williams, mechanic, Motor Transport, Marine Corps Logistics Command, pastes shot holes during Combat Pistol Program qualifications, recently, at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s pistol range.

Sgt. Lester Williams, mechanic, Motor Transport, Marine Corps Logistics Command, pastes shot holes during Combat Pistol Program qualifications, recently, at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s pistol range.

Photo by Joycelyn Biggs

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