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James Robinson III, mentor/tutor, ExPand Program, discusses the overview of some of the benefits and advantages of the Dual Enrollment/Dual Credit and virtual/online programs during the Tools for Schools event at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s Town and Country Grand Ballroom, recently. Robinson’s sister, Jayda, graduated from college, at the age of 17, with an associate’s degree while still in high school. She recently graduated from Florida State University, Tallahassee, Florida, with a Bachelor of Science degree at age 19.

James Robinson III, mentor/tutor, ExPand Program, discusses the overview of some of the benefits and advantages of the Dual Enrollment/Dual Credit and virtual/online programs during the Tools for Schools event at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s Town and Country Grand Ballroom, recently. Robinson’s sister, Jayda, graduated from college, at the age of 17, with an associate’s degree while still in high school. She recently graduated from Florida State University, Tallahassee, Florida, with a Bachelor of Science degree at age 19.

Photo by Verda L. Parker

Dr. Lillian Rambeau, (right) administrator, Jayda Lives, Inc. and the ExPand Program, discusses some of the benefits and advantages of the Dual Enrollment/Dual Credit and virtual/online programs during the Tools for Schools event at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s Town and Country Grand Ballroom, recently. Rambeau’s daughter, Jayda Robinson, graduated from college, at the age of 17, with an associate’s degree while still in high school. She recently graduated from Florida State University, Tallahassee, Florida, with a Bachelor of Science degree at age 19.

Dr. Lillian Rambeau, (right) administrator, Jayda Lives, Inc. and the ExPand Program, discusses some of the benefits and advantages of the Dual Enrollment/Dual Credit and virtual/online programs during the Tools for Schools event at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s Town and Country Grand Ballroom, recently. Rambeau’s daughter, Jayda Robinson, graduated from college, at the age of 17, with an associate’s degree while still in high school. She recently graduated from Florida State University, Tallahassee, Florida, with a Bachelor of Science degree at age 19.

Photo by Verda L. Parker

A child plays in Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany's pool as part of the 2015 Summer Reading Program awards ceremony, Aug. 22.
The ceremony was held at the installation’s Town and Country Restaurant Grand Ballroom. Top readers in four different age groups received trophies and all of the participants received certificates as their parents watched or photographed them.

A child plays in Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany's pool as part of the 2015 Summer Reading Program awards ceremony, Aug. 22. The ceremony was held at the installation’s Town and Country Restaurant Grand Ballroom. Top readers in four different age groups received trophies and all of the participants received certificates as their parents watched or photographed them.

Photo by Marti Gatlin

Officials pose with children who showcase their trophies and certificates following Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s 2015 Summer Reading Program awards ceremony, Aug. 22. Held at the installation’s Town and Country Restaurant Grand Ballroom, top readers in four different age groups received trophies and all of the participants received certificates as their parents watched or photographed them.

Officials pose with children who showcase their trophies and certificates following Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s 2015 Summer Reading Program awards ceremony, Aug. 22. Held at the installation’s Town and Country Restaurant Grand Ballroom, top readers in four different age groups received trophies and all of the participants received certificates as their parents watched or photographed them.

Photo by Marti Gatlin

Guest speaker, Verda L. Parker, public affairs specialist, Public Affairs Office, sings and dances with children during Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s 2015 Summer Reading Program awards ceremony, Aug. 22. Held at the installation’s Town and Country Restaurant Grand Ballroom, top readers in four different age groups received trophies and all of the participants received certificates as their parents watched or photographed them.

Guest speaker, Verda L. Parker, public affairs specialist, Public Affairs Office, sings and dances with children during Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s 2015 Summer Reading Program awards ceremony, Aug. 22. Held at the installation’s Town and Country Restaurant Grand Ballroom, top readers in four different age groups received trophies and all of the participants received certificates as their parents watched or photographed them.

Photo by Marti Gatlin

Librarian Amos Tookes welcomes parents and children to Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s 2015 Summer Reading Program awards ceremony, Aug. 22. Held at the installation’s Town and Country Restaurant Grand Ballroom, top readers in four different age groups received trophies and all of the participants received certificates as their parents watched or photographed them. A pool party for the children at the base’s pool followed the awards ceremony.

Librarian Amos Tookes welcomes parents and children to Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s 2015 Summer Reading Program awards ceremony, Aug. 22. Held at the installation’s Town and Country Restaurant Grand Ballroom, top readers in four different age groups received trophies and all of the participants received certificates as their parents watched or photographed them. A pool party for the children at the base’s pool followed the awards ceremony.

Photo by Marti Gatlin

Marines taking the two-week Corporal's Course at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany achieve rewards for reaching another milestone in their military careers. Twenty noncommissioned officers graduated in a ceremony held at the Base Theater, here, culminating the completion of the Professional Military Education course on leadership.

Marines taking the two-week Corporal's Course at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany achieve rewards for reaching another milestone in their military careers. Twenty noncommissioned officers graduated in a ceremony held at the Base Theater, here, culminating the completion of the Professional Military Education course on leadership.

Photo by Verda L. Parker

Honor graduate, Cpl. Angel Martinez, is one of two recipients of the Gung Ho awards and letters from the Marine Corps Association for his achievement. The awards were presented during the Corporal’s Course graduation ceremony, which was held at the Base Theater, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, recently. Martinez achieved a 94.25 grade point average at the completion of his Professional Military Education leadership course.

Honor graduate, Cpl. Angel Martinez, is one of two recipients of the Gung Ho awards and letters from the Marine Corps Association for his achievement. The awards were presented during the Corporal’s Course graduation ceremony, which was held at the Base Theater, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, recently. Martinez achieved a 94.25 grade point average at the completion of his Professional Military Education leadership course.

Photo by Verda L. Parker

Honor graduate, Cpl. Darius Warren, is one of two recipients of the Gung Ho awards and letters from the Marine Corps Association for his achievement. The awards were presented during the Corporal’s Course graduation ceremony, which was held at the Base Theater, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, recently. Warren achieved a 92.25 grade point average at the completion of his Professional Military Education leadership course.

Honor graduate, Cpl. Darius Warren, is one of two recipients of the Gung Ho awards and letters from the Marine Corps Association for his achievement. The awards were presented during the Corporal’s Course graduation ceremony, which was held at the Base Theater, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, recently. Warren achieved a 92.25 grade point average at the completion of his Professional Military Education leadership course.

Photo by Verda L. Parker

Marine reservist, Lt. Col. Kerry Mengelkoch, executive officer, Combat Logistics Regiment 4, Kansas City, Mo., gives comments to the young corporals graduating from the Corporal’s Course at a ceremony at the Base Theater, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, recently. Guest speaker for the graduation, Mengelkoch discussed the importance of the training and its value to the young NCOs' leadership abilities in the Corps.

Marine reservist, Lt. Col. Kerry Mengelkoch, executive officer, Combat Logistics Regiment 4, Kansas City, Mo., gives comments to the young corporals graduating from the Corporal’s Course at a ceremony at the Base Theater, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, recently. Guest speaker for the graduation, Mengelkoch discussed the importance of the training and its value to the young NCOs' leadership abilities in the Corps.

Photo by Verda L. Parker

Corporals attending the two-week Corporal’s Course at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, recently, listen as Brig. Gen. Patrick J. Hermesmann, 4th Marine Logistics Group, New Orleans, Louisiana, delivers a motivational speech on leadership. Hermesmann encouraged the corporals to include "four ships" as they journey through their time in the Corps: "leadership, mentorship, partnership and friendship.” The training was conducted as part of the noncommissioned officers’ Professional Military Education.

Corporals attending the two-week Corporal’s Course at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, recently, listen as Brig. Gen. Patrick J. Hermesmann, 4th Marine Logistics Group, New Orleans, Louisiana, delivers a motivational speech on leadership. Hermesmann encouraged the corporals to include "four ships" as they journey through their time in the Corps: "leadership, mentorship, partnership and friendship.” The training was conducted as part of the noncommissioned officers’ Professional Military Education.

Photo by Verda L. Parker

Brig. Gen. Patrick J. Hermesmann, 4th Marine Logistics Group, New Orleans, Louisiana, addresses corporals attending the two-week Corporal’s Course at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, recently. The training was conducted as part of the noncommissioned officers’ Professional Military Education on leadership. Hermesmann encouraged the corporals to include "four ships" as they journey through their time in the Corps: "leadership, mentorship, partnership and friendship.”

Brig. Gen. Patrick J. Hermesmann, 4th Marine Logistics Group, New Orleans, Louisiana, addresses corporals attending the two-week Corporal’s Course at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, recently. The training was conducted as part of the noncommissioned officers’ Professional Military Education on leadership. Hermesmann encouraged the corporals to include "four ships" as they journey through their time in the Corps: "leadership, mentorship, partnership and friendship.”

Photo by Verda L. Parker

Sgt. Maj. Gary Smith, 4th Marine Logistics Group, New Orleans, Louisiana, addresses corporals attending the two-week Corporal’s Course at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, recently. Smith urged corporals to exclude the ‘deadly vowels:’ (A-E-I-O-U), when setting their foundation as leaders: 'A' is arrogance; 'E' is ego; 'I' is individual; ‘O' is the one, and 'U' is unapproachable. The training was conducted as part of the noncommissioned officers’ Professional Military Education on leadership.

Sgt. Maj. Gary Smith, 4th Marine Logistics Group, New Orleans, Louisiana, addresses corporals attending the two-week Corporal’s Course at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, recently. Smith urged corporals to exclude the ‘deadly vowels:’ (A-E-I-O-U), when setting their foundation as leaders: 'A' is arrogance; 'E' is ego; 'I' is individual; ‘O' is the one, and 'U' is unapproachable. The training was conducted as part of the noncommissioned officers’ Professional Military Education on leadership.

Photo by Verda L. Parker

Corporals attending the two-week Corporal’s Course at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, recently, listen as Brig. Gen. Patrick J. Hermesmann, 4th Marine Logistics Group, New Orleans, Louisiana, delivers a motivational speech on leadership. Hermesmann encouraged the corporals to include "four ships" as they journey through their time in the Corps: "leadership, mentorship, partnership and friendship.” The training was conducted as part of the noncommissioned officers' Professional Military Education.

Corporals attending the two-week Corporal’s Course at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, recently, listen as Brig. Gen. Patrick J. Hermesmann, 4th Marine Logistics Group, New Orleans, Louisiana, delivers a motivational speech on leadership. Hermesmann encouraged the corporals to include "four ships" as they journey through their time in the Corps: "leadership, mentorship, partnership and friendship.” The training was conducted as part of the noncommissioned officers' Professional Military Education.

Photo by Verda L. Parker

Marines taking the Corporal’s Course at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany take to the woods with their teams, maps and compasses in search of destinations and locations during the land navigation component of the course. Active-duty and reservist corporals participated in other leadership training activities, which were held at the installation, recently.

Marines taking the Corporal’s Course at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany take to the woods with their teams, maps and compasses in search of destinations and locations during the land navigation component of the course. Active-duty and reservist corporals participated in other leadership training activities, which were held at the installation, recently.

Photo by Verda L. Parker

Marines taking the Corporal’s Course at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany take to the woods with their teams, maps and compasses in search of destinations and locations during the land navigation component of the course. Active-duty and reservist corporals participated in other leadership training activities, which were held at the installation, recently.

Marines taking the Corporal’s Course at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany take to the woods with their teams, maps and compasses in search of destinations and locations during the land navigation component of the course. Active-duty and reservist corporals participated in other leadership training activities, which were held at the installation, recently.

Photo by Verda L. Parker

Marines taking the Corporal’s Course at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany take to the woods with their teams, maps and compasses in search of destinations and locations during the land navigation component of the course. Active-duty and reservist corporals participated in other leadership training activities, which were held at the installation, recently.

Marines taking the Corporal’s Course at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany take to the woods with their teams, maps and compasses in search of destinations and locations during the land navigation component of the course. Active-duty and reservist corporals participated in other leadership training activities, which were held at the installation, recently.

Photo by Verda L. Parker

Marines taking the Corporal’s Course at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany take to the woods with their teams, maps and compasses in search of destinations and locations during the land navigation component of the course. Active-duty and reservist corporals participated in other leadership training activities, which were held at the installation, recently.

Marines taking the Corporal’s Course at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany take to the woods with their teams, maps and compasses in search of destinations and locations during the land navigation component of the course. Active-duty and reservist corporals participated in other leadership training activities, which were held at the installation, recently.

Photo by Verda L. Parker

A Marine escorts his daughter to the bus on her first day of school.

A Marine escorts his daughter to the bus on her first day of school.

Photo by Joycelyn Biggs

Two students board the bus on their first day of school

Two students board the bus on their first day of school

Photo by Joycelyn Biggs

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