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HM3 Nicholas Gilchrist, laboratory technician, Naval Branch Health Clinic, Albany, explains the process of using blood collection tubes to two Dougherty County high school students, Feb. 18. The students were part of a group who shadowed specialists in various occupations around Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany.

HM3 Nicholas Gilchrist, laboratory technician, Naval Branch Health Clinic, Albany, explains the process of using blood collection tubes to two Dougherty County high school students, Feb. 18. The students were part of a group who shadowed specialists in various occupations around Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany.

Photo by Marti Gatlin

Lynn McDonald, registered dental hygienist, Naval Branch Health Clinic, Albany, talks about how she became a hygienist as well as what qualifications and education are needed to become one with a Dougherty County high school student. More than 20 Dougherty County high school students conducted job shadowing for careers they are interested in aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, Feb. 18.

Lynn McDonald, registered dental hygienist, Naval Branch Health Clinic, Albany, talks about how she became a hygienist as well as what qualifications and education are needed to become one with a Dougherty County high school student. More than 20 Dougherty County high school students conducted job shadowing for careers they are interested in aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, Feb. 18.

Photo by Marti Gatlin

HM3 Carl Sweat, pharmacy technician, Naval Branch Health Clinic, Albany, discusses various types of medicines with a Dougherty County high school student, Feb. 18. The students visited Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany to shadow specialists in various occupations such as nursing, engineering, welding and firefighting.

HM3 Carl Sweat, pharmacy technician, Naval Branch Health Clinic, Albany, discusses various types of medicines with a Dougherty County high school student, Feb. 18. The students visited Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany to shadow specialists in various occupations such as nursing, engineering, welding and firefighting.

Photo by Marti Gatlin

Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany is one of seven winners chosen to be honored at the first Community Heroes Luncheon at the Albany Museum of Art, Albany, Ga., Jan. 28. The Community Heroes recognition is part of the Albany Dougherty Economic Development Commission's marketing campaign, "There's Only One Albany," which was formed to present a positive image of Albany. The event honored those individuals and organizations in the community who are making a difference and giving back through service to others. Col. Don Davis, commanding officer, accepted the "Local Business" award on behalf of MCLB Albany.

Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany is one of seven winners chosen to be honored at the first Community Heroes Luncheon at the Albany Museum of Art, Albany, Ga., Jan. 28. The Community Heroes recognition is part of the Albany Dougherty Economic Development Commission's marketing campaign, "There's Only One Albany," which was formed to present a positive image of Albany. The event honored those individuals and organizations in the community who are making a difference and giving back through service to others. Col. Don Davis, commanding officer, accepted the "Local Business" award on behalf of MCLB Albany.

Photo by Pam Jackson

Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany is one of seven winners chosen to be honored at the first Community Heroes Luncheon at the Albany Museum of Art, Albany, Ga., Jan. 28. The Community Heroes recognition is part of the Albany Dougherty Economic Development Commission's marketing campaign, "There's Only One Albany," which was formed to present a positive image of Albany. The event honored those individuals and organizations in the community who are making a difference and giving back through service to others. Col. Don Davis, commanding officer, accepted the "Local Business" award on behalf of MCLB Albany.

Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany is one of seven winners chosen to be honored at the first Community Heroes Luncheon at the Albany Museum of Art, Albany, Ga., Jan. 28. The Community Heroes recognition is part of the Albany Dougherty Economic Development Commission's marketing campaign, "There's Only One Albany," which was formed to present a positive image of Albany. The event honored those individuals and organizations in the community who are making a difference and giving back through service to others. Col. Don Davis, commanding officer, accepted the "Local Business" award on behalf of MCLB Albany.

Photo by Pam Jackson

From left: Capt. Jose Castillo, I-I Inspector-Instructor; Gunnery Sgt. Johnny Ruby, coordinator, Toys for Tots; Teresa Salter, Dunkin Donuts multiunit manager, Albany and Thomasville, Ga., and 1st Sgt. James Britton, I-I first sergeant. Salter receives a plaque Tuesday from Ruby for her support during the Toys for Toys 2014 season.
Dunkin Donuts supported the Toys for Tots team by donating donuts and coffee to more than 120 Marines during a two-week period. According to Ruby, the day the toys were distributed, the Dunkin Donuts team showed how they cared about their community and wanted to give back by helping fill bags with toys.

From left: Capt. Jose Castillo, I-I Inspector-Instructor; Gunnery Sgt. Johnny Ruby, coordinator, Toys for Tots; Teresa Salter, Dunkin Donuts multiunit manager, Albany and Thomasville, Ga., and 1st Sgt. James Britton, I-I first sergeant. Salter receives a plaque Tuesday from Ruby for her support during the Toys for Toys 2014 season. Dunkin Donuts supported the Toys for Tots team by donating donuts and coffee to more than 120 Marines during a two-week period. According to Ruby, the day the toys were distributed, the Dunkin Donuts team showed how they cared about their community and wanted to give back by helping fill bags with toys.

Photo by Nathan L. Hanks Jr.

Sgt. John Alday, Marine Corps Recruiting Command, waves to the crowd during the 24th annual Celebration of Lights parade in downtown Albany, Dec. 6. Alday served as the driver for Lt. Col. Nathaniel Robinson, executive officer, and Sgt. Maj. Kenneth Agee, sergeant major, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany.

Sgt. John Alday, Marine Corps Recruiting Command, waves to the crowd during the 24th annual Celebration of Lights parade in downtown Albany, Dec. 6. Alday served as the driver for Lt. Col. Nathaniel Robinson, executive officer, and Sgt. Maj. Kenneth Agee, sergeant major, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany.

Photo by Pam Jackson

Marines from Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany support the 24th annual Celebration of Lights parade in downtown Albany, Dec. 6 by showcasing the M114 Up-Armored four-passenger High Mobility Multi-Wheeled Vehicle.

Marines from Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany support the 24th annual Celebration of Lights parade in downtown Albany, Dec. 6 by showcasing the M114 Up-Armored four-passenger High Mobility Multi-Wheeled Vehicle.

Photo by Pam Jackson

The Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany color guard marches down Pine Avenue in support of the 24th annual Celebration of Lights parade in downtown Albany, Dec. 6.

The Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany color guard marches down Pine Avenue in support of the 24th annual Celebration of Lights parade in downtown Albany, Dec. 6.

Photo by Pam Jackson

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’s fire and safety personnel attend the 20th annual Kids Fire Safety Show at the Albany Civic Center, Albany, Georgia, recently. The MCLB Albany team represented the installation, along with other agencies, who educated hundreds of area elementary students on fire safety. Dressed up for the occasion, which was held during the National Fire Prevention Week observance, are (left to right) Luke Bennett, firefighter/emergency medical technician; Rod Staley, fire inspector; and Alvin Thomas, firefighter/EMT.

Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s fire and safety personnel attend the 20th annual Kids Fire Safety Show at the Albany Civic Center, Albany, Georgia, recently. The MCLB Albany team represented the installation, along with other agencies, who educated hundreds of area elementary students on fire safety. Dressed up for the occasion, which was held during the National Fire Prevention Week observance, are (left to right) Luke Bennett, firefighter/emergency medical technician; Rod Staley, fire inspector; and Alvin Thomas, firefighter/EMT.

Photo by Courtesy photo

Arnoldo DeJesus races across the finish line as the 5K overall winner during the second annual Run for Wounded Heroes event Saturday, aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany. Sponsored by several local area businesses, the event also featured a 10K and 1-mile fun run.

Arnoldo DeJesus races across the finish line as the 5K overall winner during the second annual Run for Wounded Heroes event Saturday, aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany. Sponsored by several local area businesses, the event also featured a 10K and 1-mile fun run.

Photo by Marti Gatlin

More than 40 motorcyclists travel in solidarity Sept. 30 to support the observance of Domestic Violence Awareness Month aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany. The motorcade ended at the Chapel of the Good Shepherd.

More than 40 motorcyclists travel in solidarity Sept. 30 to support the observance of Domestic Violence Awareness Month aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany. The motorcade ended at the Chapel of the Good Shepherd.

Photo by Joycelyn Biggs

Praise Dancer Esheka Harper performs to the song entitled, “Tired,” by Kelly Price during the Domestic Violence Awareness Proclamation and Motorcycle Ride held Sept. 30 at the Chapel of the Good Shepherd on base.

Praise Dancer Esheka Harper performs to the song entitled, “Tired,” by Kelly Price during the Domestic Violence Awareness Proclamation and Motorcycle Ride held Sept. 30 at the Chapel of the Good Shepherd on base.

Photo by Joycelyn Biggs

Reserve Marines are collecting new, unwrapped toys for less fortunate children at various locations throughout the base and surrounding Albany communities. The 2014 U.S. Marine Corps Reserve Toys for Tots Program’s annual campaign began aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, Oct. 1.

Reserve Marines are collecting new, unwrapped toys for less fortunate children at various locations throughout the base and surrounding Albany communities. The 2014 U.S. Marine Corps Reserve Toys for Tots Program’s annual campaign began aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, Oct. 1.

Photo by Nathan L. Hanks Jr.

Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany hosts hundreds of Boys Scouts during their annual summer camporee. Roughly 25 troops participated in the overnight activity, which represented more than 385 scouts and parents, who attended the event at the installation, recently.

Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany hosts hundreds of Boys Scouts during their annual summer camporee. Roughly 25 troops participated in the overnight activity, which represented more than 385 scouts and parents, who attended the event at the installation, recently.

Photo by Verda L. Parker

Boy Scouts from Troop 15 mount their unit's sign on a bamboo stand during the scouts' camporee held recently at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany's Boyett Park.

Boy Scouts from Troop 15 mount their unit's sign on a bamboo stand during the scouts' camporee held recently at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany's Boyett Park.

Photo by Verda L. Parker

Boy Scouts hang from the monkey bars during their recent annual camporee. It was part of high intensity tactical training facilitated by Marines at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany.

Boy Scouts hang from the monkey bars during their recent annual camporee. It was part of high intensity tactical training facilitated by Marines at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany.

Photo by Verda L. Parker

A photo of Albany, Ga., residents filling sandbags during the 1994 flood that submerged the city can be viewed at the Thronateeska Heritage Center in Albany, Ga.

A photo of Albany, Ga., residents filling sandbags during the 1994 flood that submerged the city can be viewed at the Thronateeska Heritage Center in Albany, Ga.

Photo by Courtesy photo

From left, Team Manly Men consist of Kent Morrison, executive director, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany; Mike Madden, executive deputy, Marine Corps Logistics Command, and Col. Don Davis, commanding officer, MCLB Albany. They were one of 19 teams of “Men who serve” at Lee County Elementary School, Leesburg, Georgia, Aug. 9. The event was organized to benefit two youth mentoring programs, Lee County Family Connection and Lee County Female Minority Mentoring Program.

From left, Team Manly Men consist of Kent Morrison, executive director, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany; Mike Madden, executive deputy, Marine Corps Logistics Command, and Col. Don Davis, commanding officer, MCLB Albany. They were one of 19 teams of “Men who serve” at Lee County Elementary School, Leesburg, Georgia, Aug. 9. The event was organized to benefit two youth mentoring programs, Lee County Family Connection and Lee County Female Minority Mentoring Program.

Photo by Pamela Jackson

Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany