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Members of the Dougherty County School System join Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s personnel at the ribbon-cutting ceremony and tour the Natural and Cultural Resources Center, Monday.
Julie Robbins, natural resources manager, Installation and Environmental Division, MCLB Albany (left) discussed some of the exhibits on display. Visitors included: Dr. Gail Brown, secondary science content coordinator; Dr. Zeda George, principal and Kristin Williams, international baccalaureate primary year’s program coordinator, both from the International Studies Elementary Charter School in Albany.

Members of the Dougherty County School System join Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s personnel at the ribbon-cutting ceremony and tour the Natural and Cultural Resources Center, Monday. Julie Robbins, natural resources manager, Installation and Environmental Division, MCLB Albany (left) discussed some of the exhibits on display. Visitors included: Dr. Gail Brown, secondary science content coordinator; Dr. Zeda George, principal and Kristin Williams, international baccalaureate primary year’s program coordinator, both from the International Studies Elementary Charter School in Albany.

Photo by Verda L. Parker

Young Marines of Albany, Ga., support the Albany Pink Walk for Breast Cancer held in Albany, Ga., March 22. The drive included a six-mile walk, which raised money to assist people battling the illness.

Young Marines of Albany, Ga., support the Albany Pink Walk for Breast Cancer held in Albany, Ga., March 22. The drive included a six-mile walk, which raised money to assist people battling the illness.

Photo by Courtesy photo

An aerial photo of Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany was taken Saturday during a flight by the Experimental Aircraft Association.

An aerial photo of Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany was taken Saturday during a flight by the Experimental Aircraft Association.

Photo by Joycelyn Biggs

In step are Charles Goodson (left), Craig Pruett (center), and George Mettrick, all with Marine Corps Community Services, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany. They were among more than 60 men who participated in the 4th annual Walk a Mile in Her Shoes charity event Saturday at Deerfield-Windsor School Upper Campus track in Albany, Ga. The event raised awareness for victims of sexual assault and abuse.

In step are Charles Goodson (left), Craig Pruett (center), and George Mettrick, all with Marine Corps Community Services, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany. They were among more than 60 men who participated in the 4th annual Walk a Mile in Her Shoes charity event Saturday at Deerfield-Windsor School Upper Campus track in Albany, Ga. The event raised awareness for victims of sexual assault and abuse.

Photo by Pamela Jackson

A Marine shows off his legs and bright red shoes duct taped to his feet during the 4th annual Walk a Mile in Her Shoes charity event Saturday at Deerfield-Windsor School Upper Campus track in Albany, Ga.

A Marine shows off his legs and bright red shoes duct taped to his feet during the 4th annual Walk a Mile in Her Shoes charity event Saturday at Deerfield-Windsor School Upper Campus track in Albany, Ga.

Photo by Pamela Jackson

A happy child returns to a hanger after his flight compliments of the Civil Air Patrol at Southwest Georgia Regional Airport in Albany Ga., Saturday.

A happy child returns to a hanger after his flight compliments of the Civil Air Patrol at Southwest Georgia Regional Airport in Albany Ga., Saturday.

Photo by Joycelyn Biggs

A young prospective aviator adjusts the mouthpiece prior to his flight at the Southwest Georgia Regional Airport in Albany, Ga., Saturday.

A young prospective aviator adjusts the mouthpiece prior to his flight at the Southwest Georgia Regional Airport in Albany, Ga., Saturday.

Photo by Joycelyn Biggs

Participants try on field gear while waiting to fly at the Southwest Georgia Regional Airport in Albany, Ga., Saturday.

Participants try on field gear while waiting to fly at the Southwest Georgia Regional Airport in Albany, Ga., Saturday.

Photo by Joycelyn Biggs

Two young ladies exit an aircraft from their flight at the Southwest Georgia Regional Airport in Albany, Ga., Saturday.

Two young ladies exit an aircraft from their flight at the Southwest Georgia Regional Airport in Albany, Ga., Saturday.

Photo by Joycelyn Biggs

John Goldman (center) director, Carl Vinson VA Medical Center, Dublin, Ga., signs a Master Sharing Agreement Friday that allows veterans to soon receive health care services aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, Ga., as Capt. Gayle Shaffer, commanding officer Naval Hospital Jacksonville, Fla., (left) and Col. Don Davis (right) commanding officer, MCLB Albany look on.

John Goldman (center) director, Carl Vinson VA Medical Center, Dublin, Ga., signs a Master Sharing Agreement Friday that allows veterans to soon receive health care services aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, Ga., as Capt. Gayle Shaffer, commanding officer Naval Hospital Jacksonville, Fla., (left) and Col. Don Davis (right) commanding officer, MCLB Albany look on.

Photo by Joycelyn Biggs

A Marine Drum and Bugle Corps xylophone player entertains onlookers during “Music In Motion” at Monday’s Battle Colors Ceremony held at Schmid Field, aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany.

A Marine Drum and Bugle Corps xylophone player entertains onlookers during “Music In Motion” at Monday’s Battle Colors Ceremony held at Schmid Field, aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany.

Photo by Verda L. Parker

Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s Commanding Officer Col. Don Davis (right), Montford Point Marine Henry Jackson (center) and Congressman Sanford D. Bishop Jr., who represents the 2nd Congressional District in Georgia, thank members of the Battle Colors Detachment after the ceremony March 17.

Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s Commanding Officer Col. Don Davis (right), Montford Point Marine Henry Jackson (center) and Congressman Sanford D. Bishop Jr., who represents the 2nd Congressional District in Georgia, thank members of the Battle Colors Detachment after the ceremony March 17.

Photo by Nathan L. Hanks Jr.

Members of the Marine Corps Silent Drill Platoon wows the crowd with a series of M1 Garand rifle maneuvers aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, March 17.

Members of the Marine Corps Silent Drill Platoon wows the crowd with a series of M1 Garand rifle maneuvers aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, March 17.

Photo by Verda L. Parker

The Marine Corps Color Guard presents the national flag and Marine Corps official colors during the Battle Colors Ceremony held March 17 at Schmid Field aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany.

The Marine Corps Color Guard presents the national flag and Marine Corps official colors during the Battle Colors Ceremony held March 17 at Schmid Field aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany.

Photo by Nathan L. Hanks Jr.

Staff Sgt. Juana Snell, equal opportunity advisor, Marine Corps Logistics Command, engages students at Southside Middle School, Albany, Ga., recently

Staff Sgt. Juana Snell, equal opportunity advisor, Marine Corps Logistics Command, engages students at Southside Middle School, Albany, Ga., recently

Photo by Marti Gatlin

In spite of Monday’s rainy conditions, roughly 2,200 spectators from the local and surrounding communities watched the Marine Corps Silent Drill Platoon’s, the Marine Corps Color Guard’s and “The Commandant’s Own” Marine Corps Drum and Bugle Corps’ dazzling performances at the Battle Color Detachment Ceremony at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany.
The event showcased the Marine Corps as well as allowed it to show its appreciation to the community, according to Col. Don Davis, commanding officer, MCLB Albany.
“This is a great opportunity for our Marines to see some of their own they have never seen before and it is also a great opportunity to show our appreciation to Albany,” Davis said.

In spite of Monday’s rainy conditions, roughly 2,200 spectators from the local and surrounding communities watched the Marine Corps Silent Drill Platoon’s, the Marine Corps Color Guard’s and “The Commandant’s Own” Marine Corps Drum and Bugle Corps’ dazzling performances at the Battle Color Detachment Ceremony at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany. The event showcased the Marine Corps as well as allowed it to show its appreciation to the community, according to Col. Don Davis, commanding officer, MCLB Albany. “This is a great opportunity for our Marines to see some of their own they have never seen before and it is also a great opportunity to show our appreciation to Albany,” Davis said.

Photo by Joycelyn Biggs

In spite of Monday’s rainy conditions, roughly 2,200 spectators from the local and surrounding communities watched the Marine Corps Silent Drill Platoon’s, the Marine Corps Color Guard’s and “The Commandant’s Own” Marine Corps Drum and Bugle Corps’ dazzling performances at the Battle Color Detachment Ceremony at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany.
The event showcased the Marine Corps as well as allowed it to show its appreciation to the community, according to Col. Don Davis, commanding officer, MCLB Albany.
“This is a great opportunity for our Marines to see some of their own they have never seen before and it is also a great opportunity to show our appreciation to Albany,” Davis said.

In spite of Monday’s rainy conditions, roughly 2,200 spectators from the local and surrounding communities watched the Marine Corps Silent Drill Platoon’s, the Marine Corps Color Guard’s and “The Commandant’s Own” Marine Corps Drum and Bugle Corps’ dazzling performances at the Battle Color Detachment Ceremony at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany. The event showcased the Marine Corps as well as allowed it to show its appreciation to the community, according to Col. Don Davis, commanding officer, MCLB Albany. “This is a great opportunity for our Marines to see some of their own they have never seen before and it is also a great opportunity to show our appreciation to Albany,” Davis said.

Photo by Nathan L. Hanks Jr.

In spite of Monday’s rainy conditions, roughly 2,200 spectators from the local and surrounding communities watched the Marine Corps Silent Drill Platoon’s, the Marine Corps Color Guard’s and “The Commandant’s Own” Marine Corps Drum and Bugle Corps’ dazzling performances at the Battle Color Detachment Ceremony at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany.
The event showcased the Marine Corps as well as allowed it to show its appreciation to the community, according to Col. Don Davis, commanding officer, MCLB Albany.
“This is a great opportunity for our Marines to see some of their own they have never seen before and it is also a great opportunity to show our appreciation to Albany,” Davis said.

In spite of Monday’s rainy conditions, roughly 2,200 spectators from the local and surrounding communities watched the Marine Corps Silent Drill Platoon’s, the Marine Corps Color Guard’s and “The Commandant’s Own” Marine Corps Drum and Bugle Corps’ dazzling performances at the Battle Color Detachment Ceremony at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany. The event showcased the Marine Corps as well as allowed it to show its appreciation to the community, according to Col. Don Davis, commanding officer, MCLB Albany. “This is a great opportunity for our Marines to see some of their own they have never seen before and it is also a great opportunity to show our appreciation to Albany,” Davis said.

Photo by Verda L. Parker

Micaiah Myles (left) from Dothan, Ala., practices speed and agility drills as Green Bay Packers Super Bowl Champion Eric Matthews (right) watches. Matthews, several former National Football League football players and college football coaches taught about 70 youth March 8 at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany during the 2014 Lee County Warriors Youth Football and Cheer Camp.

Micaiah Myles (left) from Dothan, Ala., practices speed and agility drills as Green Bay Packers Super Bowl Champion Eric Matthews (right) watches. Matthews, several former National Football League football players and college football coaches taught about 70 youth March 8 at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany during the 2014 Lee County Warriors Youth Football and Cheer Camp.

Photo by Marti Gatlin

Girls practice cheer routines March 8 at MCLB Albany before the 2014 Lee County Warriors Youth Football and Cheer Camp.

Girls practice cheer routines March 8 at MCLB Albany before the 2014 Lee County Warriors Youth Football and Cheer Camp.

Photo by Marti Gatlin

Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany