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Chief Warrant Officer 2 Montreal J. Newkirk, Marine Corps Community Services officer, Combat Logistics Battalion-7, Combat Logistics Regiment-1, 1st Marine Logistics Group, returns home Saturday to his family after an eight-month deployment to Afghanistan. Lt. Col. Daniel Bates, executive officer, MCLB Albany, welcomed Newkirk home on behalf of the base command at the Southwest Georgia Regional Airport in Albany, Georgia.

Chief Warrant Officer 2 Montreal J. Newkirk, Marine Corps Community Services officer, Combat Logistics Battalion-7, Combat Logistics Regiment-1, 1st Marine Logistics Group, returns home Saturday to his family after an eight-month deployment to Afghanistan. Lt. Col. Daniel Bates, executive officer, MCLB Albany, welcomed Newkirk home on behalf of the base command at the Southwest Georgia Regional Airport in Albany, Georgia.

Photo by Nathan L. Hanks Jr.

Marines use their packs as floatation devices during their annual swim qualification at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s Base Pool, July 28 – Aug. 1. Ninety-eight Marines completed their training with 72 earning the Water Survival-Basic qualification and 26 receiving the Water Survival-Intermediate qualification.

Marines use their packs as floatation devices during their annual swim qualification at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s Base Pool, July 28 – Aug. 1. Ninety-eight Marines completed their training with 72 earning the Water Survival-Basic qualification and 26 receiving the Water Survival-Intermediate qualification.

Photo by Nathan L. Hanks Jr.

Master Sgt. Mark Carabello (front) operations and training chief, S-3, Operations and Training Division, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, sheds his gear and uses it as a floatation device during the annual swim qualification at the Base Pool, Aug. 1.

Master Sgt. Mark Carabello (front) operations and training chief, S-3, Operations and Training Division, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, sheds his gear and uses it as a floatation device during the annual swim qualification at the Base Pool, Aug. 1.

Photo by Nathan L. Hanks Jr.

Noah Horton, driver for Second Harvest Food Bank, Albany, Georgia, picks up 1,060 pounds of food for the “Feds Feed Families” campaign at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s Commissary, Tuesday. The campaign will end Aug. 31. This the third year the Commissary has participated in the event. The food drive provides food and assistance to those in need within the local community.

Noah Horton, driver for Second Harvest Food Bank, Albany, Georgia, picks up 1,060 pounds of food for the “Feds Feed Families” campaign at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s Commissary, Tuesday. The campaign will end Aug. 31. This the third year the Commissary has participated in the event. The food drive provides food and assistance to those in need within the local community.

Photo by Cpl. Candice Clark

Marine Corps Community Services staff members give school supplies to parents and children at the installation’s Operation Backpack Reload event. The back-to-school bash was held at the Town and Country Restaurant, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, July 24.

Marine Corps Community Services staff members give school supplies to parents and children at the installation’s Operation Backpack Reload event. The back-to-school bash was held at the Town and Country Restaurant, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, July 24.

Photo by Verda L. Parker

Marine reservist Lance Cpl. Johnathan Ricketts, machinist, Heavy Equipment Platoon, 6th Engineering Support Company, 6th Engineering Support Battalion, Battle Creek, Michigan, measures the diameter of a hole he bored in a wobbler used in the power steering column of an assault amphibious vehicle, Friday, during his annual training at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, Georgia.

Marine reservist Lance Cpl. Johnathan Ricketts, machinist, Heavy Equipment Platoon, 6th Engineering Support Company, 6th Engineering Support Battalion, Battle Creek, Michigan, measures the diameter of a hole he bored in a wobbler used in the power steering column of an assault amphibious vehicle, Friday, during his annual training at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, Georgia.

Photo by Nathan L. Hanks Jr.

Marine reservist Lance Cpl. Cody Cole, metal worker, Heavy Equipment Platoon, 6th Engineering Support Company, 6th Engineering Support Battalion, Battle Creek, Michigan, fills in gouges by melting new metal inside the interior hull of a light armored vehicle, Friday, as part of his two-week annual training at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, Georgia.

Marine reservist Lance Cpl. Cody Cole, metal worker, Heavy Equipment Platoon, 6th Engineering Support Company, 6th Engineering Support Battalion, Battle Creek, Michigan, fills in gouges by melting new metal inside the interior hull of a light armored vehicle, Friday, as part of his two-week annual training at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, Georgia.

Photo by Nathan L. Hanks Jr.

Marine reservists from Detachment 2, Combat Logistics Battalion-453, Combat Logistics Regiment-4, 4th Marine Logistics Group, sort through gear returning from Iraq and Afghanistan, during their annual training, here, July 24.

Marine reservists from Detachment 2, Combat Logistics Battalion-453, Combat Logistics Regiment-4, 4th Marine Logistics Group, sort through gear returning from Iraq and Afghanistan, during their annual training, here, July 24.

Photo by Nathan L. Hanks Jr.

Marine reservists familiarize themselves with the Global Combat Support System-Marine Corps, July 24, during their annual training at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, Georgia. The GCSS-MC is a system that ensures proper logistical receipt, disbursement and tracking of equipment.

Marine reservists familiarize themselves with the Global Combat Support System-Marine Corps, July 24, during their annual training at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, Georgia. The GCSS-MC is a system that ensures proper logistical receipt, disbursement and tracking of equipment.

Photo by Nathan L. Hanks Jr.

Paint Shop's third baseman, Jeremy Bryant, swings on a pitch during the final game of the 2014 season. Paint Shop defeated Weapons 5-3 for the championship title in a softball play-off game at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany's Crouch Field, July 23.

Paint Shop's third baseman, Jeremy Bryant, swings on a pitch during the final game of the 2014 season. Paint Shop defeated Weapons 5-3 for the championship title in a softball play-off game at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany's Crouch Field, July 23.

Photo by Verda L. Parker

Paint Shop's team combines their offensive and defensive skills to secure the 2014 softball championship title. Paint defeated Weapons by a score of 5-3 in the tournament, which was held, July 23, on Crouch Field at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany.

Paint Shop's team combines their offensive and defensive skills to secure the 2014 softball championship title. Paint defeated Weapons by a score of 5-3 in the tournament, which was held, July 23, on Crouch Field at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany.

Photo by Verda L. Parker

Maj. Gen. John J. Broadmeadow throws the first pitch at the Atlanta Braves game during the Marine Corps Appreciation Day at Turner Field in Atlanta, Georgia, July 19. The celebration included Col. Don Davis, commanding officer, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, being the honorary team captain and a tribute to recent Medal of Honor recipient Marine Cpl. Kyle Carpenter. The Atlanta Braves even donned military-themed jerseys that will be auctioned online to benefit the United Military Care, Inc.

Maj. Gen. John J. Broadmeadow throws the first pitch at the Atlanta Braves game during the Marine Corps Appreciation Day at Turner Field in Atlanta, Georgia, July 19. The celebration included Col. Don Davis, commanding officer, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, being the honorary team captain and a tribute to recent Medal of Honor recipient Marine Cpl. Kyle Carpenter. The Atlanta Braves even donned military-themed jerseys that will be auctioned online to benefit the United Military Care, Inc.

Photo by Sgt. Courtney White

More than 60 Marines march onto Turner Field in Atlanta, Georgia, during the Atlanta Braves’ Marine Corps Appreciation Day game, July 19.

More than 60 Marines march onto Turner Field in Atlanta, Georgia, during the Atlanta Braves’ Marine Corps Appreciation Day game, July 19.

Photo by Pamela Jackson

Marine officers carry the Marine Corps flag onto Turner Field in Atlanta, Georgia, prior to the Atlanta Braves baseball game, July 19, as part of the Braves’ Marine Corps Appreciation Day.

Marine officers carry the Marine Corps flag onto Turner Field in Atlanta, Georgia, prior to the Atlanta Braves baseball game, July 19, as part of the Braves’ Marine Corps Appreciation Day.

Photo by Pamela Jackson

Marines, lining the bases, salute during the singing of the national anthem and presentation of colors during the Atlanta Braves’ Marine Corps Appreciation Day game, July 19 at Turner Field in Atlanta, Georgia.

Marines, lining the bases, salute during the singing of the national anthem and presentation of colors during the Atlanta Braves’ Marine Corps Appreciation Day game, July 19 at Turner Field in Atlanta, Georgia.

Photo by Pamela Jackson

Col. Don Davis, commanding officer, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, shakes hands with Atlanta Braves coaches and game officials during the pre-game ceremony, Saturday. Davis served as the Atlanta Braves honorary team captain during the Marine Corps Appreciation Day, July 19, at Turner Field in Atlanta, Georgia.

Col. Don Davis, commanding officer, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, shakes hands with Atlanta Braves coaches and game officials during the pre-game ceremony, Saturday. Davis served as the Atlanta Braves honorary team captain during the Marine Corps Appreciation Day, July 19, at Turner Field in Atlanta, Georgia.

Photo by Pamela Jackson

Maj. Gen. John J. Broadmeadow, commanding general, Marine Corps Logistics Command, receives an autographed baseball from Atlanta Braves manager Fredi Gonzalez during the pre-game tribute, July 19. Broadmeadow threw out the celebratory first pitch as part of the Marine Corps Appreciation Day at Turner Field in Atlanta, Georgia.

Maj. Gen. John J. Broadmeadow, commanding general, Marine Corps Logistics Command, receives an autographed baseball from Atlanta Braves manager Fredi Gonzalez during the pre-game tribute, July 19. Broadmeadow threw out the celebratory first pitch as part of the Marine Corps Appreciation Day at Turner Field in Atlanta, Georgia.

Photo by Pamela Jackson

Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s Color Guard detail presents colors during the Atlanta Braves’ Marine Corps Appreciation Day game at Turner Field in Atlanta, Georgia, July 19.

Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s Color Guard detail presents colors during the Atlanta Braves’ Marine Corps Appreciation Day game at Turner Field in Atlanta, Georgia, July 19.

Photo by Pamela Jackson

Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s third “Dirty Devil Dog Mud Run” is scheduled for Nov. 22 at Boyett Park aboard the base. The event is open to the general public. The annual mud run introduces members of the community to a Marine Corps-style 5K course run, complete with obstacles, challenges and plenty of mud. The purpose of the event is to provide a fun, healthy and wholesome athletic event for military personnel, family members and civilians of the base and local community.

Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s third “Dirty Devil Dog Mud Run” is scheduled for Nov. 22 at Boyett Park aboard the base. The event is open to the general public. The annual mud run introduces members of the community to a Marine Corps-style 5K course run, complete with obstacles, challenges and plenty of mud. The purpose of the event is to provide a fun, healthy and wholesome athletic event for military personnel, family members and civilians of the base and local community.

Photo by The Emblem staff

The Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany Color Guard presents colors during the Military Appreciation Rise and Shine breakfast at the Hilton Garden Inn in downtown Albany, Georgia, July 10.

The Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany Color Guard presents colors during the Military Appreciation Rise and Shine breakfast at the Hilton Garden Inn in downtown Albany, Georgia, July 10.

Photo by Courtesy photo

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