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Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany receives nearly 120 pounds of medication during the “Got Drugs” drug take back program, Oct. 22-31.

Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany receives nearly 120 pounds of medication during the “Got Drugs” drug take back program, Oct. 22-31.

Photo by Nathan L. Hanks Jr.

Maj. Gregory M. Long, (right) officer-in-charge, Detachment 2, Supply Company, Combat Logistics Battalion-453, escorts guest of honor Sgt. Maj. James J. Karnes Jr., regimental sergeant major, Combat Logistics Regiment-4, 4th Marine Logistics Group, during the detachment’s 239th Marine Corps Birthday Ball celebration at the Hilton Garden Inn in Albany, Ga., Nov. 1.

Maj. Gregory M. Long, (right) officer-in-charge, Detachment 2, Supply Company, Combat Logistics Battalion-453, escorts guest of honor Sgt. Maj. James J. Karnes Jr., regimental sergeant major, Combat Logistics Regiment-4, 4th Marine Logistics Group, during the detachment’s 239th Marine Corps Birthday Ball celebration at the Hilton Garden Inn in Albany, Ga., Nov. 1.

Photo by Nathan L. Hanks Jr.

Master Gunnery Sgt. Carlotta Moore receives an American flag from her retiring officer, LOGCOM's commanding general, Maj. Gen. John J. Broadmeadow. The American flag was flown in Afghanistan and presented to Moore during her recent retirement ceremony on Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany's Schmid Field for her honorable and faithful service to the country and the Marine Corps.

Master Gunnery Sgt. Carlotta Moore receives an American flag from her retiring officer, LOGCOM's commanding general, Maj. Gen. John J. Broadmeadow. The American flag was flown in Afghanistan and presented to Moore during her recent retirement ceremony on Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany's Schmid Field for her honorable and faithful service to the country and the Marine Corps.

Photo by Marti Gatlin

Master Gunnery Sgt. Carlotta Moore pumps her fist as she rides away in style with her family following her retirement ceremony at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany's Schmid Field, recently. Moore, with Marine Corps Logistics Command, served in many a "clime and place" for 30 years.

Master Gunnery Sgt. Carlotta Moore pumps her fist as she rides away in style with her family following her retirement ceremony at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany's Schmid Field, recently. Moore, with Marine Corps Logistics Command, served in many a "clime and place" for 30 years.

Photo by Marti Gatlin

Maj. Gen. John J. Broadmeadow, commanding general, Marine Corps Logistics Command, presents Michelle Polk, with a certificate during a ceremony at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s Chapel of the Good Shepherd, recently. Polk, deputy director, Command, Control, Communications and Computers, LOGCOM, retired after more than three decades of civil service to country, Corps.

Maj. Gen. John J. Broadmeadow, commanding general, Marine Corps Logistics Command, presents Michelle Polk, with a certificate during a ceremony at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s Chapel of the Good Shepherd, recently. Polk, deputy director, Command, Control, Communications and Computers, LOGCOM, retired after more than three decades of civil service to country, Corps.

Photo by Robin Berry

Sgt. Candice Clark (back row third left) poses with the U.S. Armed Forces Women’s Softball Team. The team competed in the 2014 Association of America Slow Pitch Women’s Open National Championship.

Sgt. Candice Clark (back row third left) poses with the U.S. Armed Forces Women’s Softball Team. The team competed in the 2014 Association of America Slow Pitch Women’s Open National Championship.

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Children from the Child Development Center arrive at Building 3500 to parade down its hallway for Halloween treats.

Children from the Child Development Center arrive at Building 3500 to parade down its hallway for Halloween treats.

Photo by Joycelyn Biggs

Superheroes, ghosts and goblins converge upon Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, Wednesday. Capt. Monica Laux escorted three tikes to various offices in Building 3500 to collect treats.

Superheroes, ghosts and goblins converge upon Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, Wednesday. Capt. Monica Laux escorted three tikes to various offices in Building 3500 to collect treats.

Photo by Joycelyn Biggs

The Hatch Act provides federal employees guidelines for participation in political activities.

The Hatch Act provides federal employees guidelines for participation in political activities.

Photo by Courtesy photo

Capt. Zachary Pagan conducts the Push Fulfillment Plan brief to Marines of 3d Marine Logistics Group at Camp Kinser, Okinawa, Japan.

Capt. Zachary Pagan conducts the Push Fulfillment Plan brief to Marines of 3d Marine Logistics Group at Camp Kinser, Okinawa, Japan.

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Genesis II, an M60A1 Main Battle Tank, is being dissembled as part of a restoration project between Marine Depot Maintenance Command and the National Museum of the Marine Corps, Oct. 27, 2015. The tank, along with an Assault Amphibious Vehicle and a Humvee, were restored at Production Plant Albany in Albany, Ga., and are scheduled to be displayed in the NMMC November 2018.

Genesis II, an M60A1 Main Battle Tank, is being dissembled as part of a restoration project between Marine Depot Maintenance Command and the National Museum of the Marine Corps, Oct. 27, 2015. The tank, along with an Assault Amphibious Vehicle and a Humvee, were restored at Production Plant Albany in Albany, Ga., and are scheduled to be displayed in the NMMC November 2018.

Photo by Nathan L. Hanks Jr.

Maj. John Skutch, director, Future Plans Division, Marine Corps Logistics Command, shows off the heaviest buck harvested during Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s 2014-2015 bow hunting season. Skutch harvested his buck, Oct. 22, 2014, weighing in at 198 pounds.

Maj. John Skutch, director, Future Plans Division, Marine Corps Logistics Command, shows off the heaviest buck harvested during Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s 2014-2015 bow hunting season. Skutch harvested his buck, Oct. 22, 2014, weighing in at 198 pounds.

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Marines with Marine Corps Logistics Command reunite with family and friends Oct. 21 in front of Building 3700 upon their return home from a deployment in Afghanistan. Above is Capt. Jason Schneider with his family and above left is Master Sgt. Guy Schneider.

Marines with Marine Corps Logistics Command reunite with family and friends Oct. 21 in front of Building 3700 upon their return home from a deployment in Afghanistan. Above is Capt. Jason Schneider with his family and above left is Master Sgt. Guy Schneider.

Photo by Cynthia Johnson

Marines from the installation escort breast cancer survivors down a runway in a hat fashion show at Phoebe HealthWorks, Albany, Ga., Oct. 18. The event was one of several activities conducted during a Women’s Health Conference, which celebrated breast cancer survivors.

Marines from the installation escort breast cancer survivors down a runway in a hat fashion show at Phoebe HealthWorks, Albany, Ga., Oct. 18. The event was one of several activities conducted during a Women’s Health Conference, which celebrated breast cancer survivors.

Photo by Verda L. Parker

Ladies attending a Women’s Health Conference participate in a zumba exercise session at Phoebe HealthWorks, Albany, Ga., Oct. 18. The event was held to promote early detection and to celebrate breast cancer survivors.

Ladies attending a Women’s Health Conference participate in a zumba exercise session at Phoebe HealthWorks, Albany, Ga., Oct. 18. The event was held to promote early detection and to celebrate breast cancer survivors.

Photo by Verda L. Parker

Marines with Marine Corps Logistics Command conduct annual Marine Corps Junior Reserve Officer Corps inspections at Westover and Dougherty Comprehensive High Schools in Albany, Ga. The MCJROTC cadets were carefully reviewed under the watchful eyes of some of LOGCOM’s most experienced Marines in the areas of uniform, armed and unarmed drill, and color guard inspections.

Marines with Marine Corps Logistics Command conduct annual Marine Corps Junior Reserve Officer Corps inspections at Westover and Dougherty Comprehensive High Schools in Albany, Ga. The MCJROTC cadets were carefully reviewed under the watchful eyes of some of LOGCOM’s most experienced Marines in the areas of uniform, armed and unarmed drill, and color guard inspections.

Photo by Pam Jackson

Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany officials encourage energy conservation.

Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany officials encourage energy conservation.

Photo by Nathan L. Hanks Jr.

Michael Madden, executive deputy, Marine Corps Logistics Command, congratulates Arthur Gene Suber, former Comptroller, as the newest Hall of Fame inductee.

Michael Madden, executive deputy, Marine Corps Logistics Command, congratulates Arthur Gene Suber, former Comptroller, as the newest Hall of Fame inductee.

Photo by Robin Berry

Distribution Management Center personnel receive the coveted overall winner for ERD 2014 and earn bragging rights.

Distribution Management Center personnel receive the coveted overall winner for ERD 2014 and earn bragging rights.

Photo by Robin Berry

Marine Corps Logistics Command staff enjoy fun and fellowship at the 10th annual LOGCOM Employee Recognition Day, Oct. 16, at Boyett Park. This day was set aside to recognize and celebrate the dedicated support provided by the Marines and civilian-Marines of LOGCOM.

Marine Corps Logistics Command staff enjoy fun and fellowship at the 10th annual LOGCOM Employee Recognition Day, Oct. 16, at Boyett Park. This day was set aside to recognize and celebrate the dedicated support provided by the Marines and civilian-Marines of LOGCOM.

Photo by Robin Berry

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