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Leading Chief Petty Officer Brett Yahn, Navy Recruiting Station Albany, Ga. (right), explains enlistment papers to Jawaun Stanley, a Lee County High School graduate, (center) in Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany's Coffman Hall, June 17. Capt. Rene Barber, project manager, Marine Corps Systems Command-Albany, (left) rendered the oath to the 18-year-old in front of his parents, Marines, Navy recruiters and civilian-Marines. Stanley will attend the Naval Academy Preparatory School in Rhode Island before attending the U.S. Naval Academy in Annapolis, Md.

Leading Chief Petty Officer Brett Yahn, Navy Recruiting Station Albany, Ga. (right), explains enlistment papers to Jawaun Stanley, a Lee County High School graduate, (center) in Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany's Coffman Hall, June 17. Capt. Rene Barber, project manager, Marine Corps Systems Command-Albany, (left) rendered the oath to the 18-year-old in front of his parents, Marines, Navy recruiters and civilian-Marines. Stanley will attend the Naval Academy Preparatory School in Rhode Island before attending the U.S. Naval Academy in Annapolis, Md.

Photo by Marti Gatlin

Jawaun Stanley, a Lee County High School graduate, listens as Capt. Rene Barber, project manager, Marine Corps Systems Command-Albany, congratulates him on his oath of enlistment as a midshipman in the Navy Reserves. Stanley recited the oath in front of Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany's Coffman Hall, June 17, while his parents, Marines, Navy recruiters and civilian-Marines watched. Stanley will attend the Naval Academy Preparatory School in Rhode Island before attending the U.S. Naval Academy in Annapolis, Md.

Jawaun Stanley, a Lee County High School graduate, listens as Capt. Rene Barber, project manager, Marine Corps Systems Command-Albany, congratulates him on his oath of enlistment as a midshipman in the Navy Reserves. Stanley recited the oath in front of Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany's Coffman Hall, June 17, while his parents, Marines, Navy recruiters and civilian-Marines watched. Stanley will attend the Naval Academy Preparatory School in Rhode Island before attending the U.S. Naval Academy in Annapolis, Md.

Photo by Marti Gatlin

Jawaun Stanley, a Lee County High School graduate, (center) stands with Capt. Rene Barber, project manager, Marine Corps Systems Command-Albany (left); his dad, Kevin Stanley (second from left); his mom, Candita Stanley (third from right); Petty Officer 2nd Class Nina Hughes, Navy recruiter (second from right); and Leading Chief Petty Officer Brett Yahn, Navy Recruiting Station Albany, Ga., (right). The 18-year-old enlisted as a midshipman in the Navy Reserves.

Jawaun Stanley, a Lee County High School graduate, (center) stands with Capt. Rene Barber, project manager, Marine Corps Systems Command-Albany (left); his dad, Kevin Stanley (second from left); his mom, Candita Stanley (third from right); Petty Officer 2nd Class Nina Hughes, Navy recruiter (second from right); and Leading Chief Petty Officer Brett Yahn, Navy Recruiting Station Albany, Ga., (right). The 18-year-old enlisted as a midshipman in the Navy Reserves.

Photo by Marti Gatlin

Jawaun Stanley, a Lee County High School graduate, recites an oath of enlistment as a midshipman in the Navy Reserves in front of Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany's Coffman Hall, June 17. Capt. Rene Barber, project manager, Marine Corps Systems Command-Albany, rendered the oath to the 18-year-old in front of his parents, Marines, Navy recruiters and civilian-Marines. Stanley will attend the Naval Academy Preparatory School in Rhode Island before attending the U.S. Naval Academy in Annapolis, Md.

Jawaun Stanley, a Lee County High School graduate, recites an oath of enlistment as a midshipman in the Navy Reserves in front of Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany's Coffman Hall, June 17. Capt. Rene Barber, project manager, Marine Corps Systems Command-Albany, rendered the oath to the 18-year-old in front of his parents, Marines, Navy recruiters and civilian-Marines. Stanley will attend the Naval Academy Preparatory School in Rhode Island before attending the U.S. Naval Academy in Annapolis, Md.

Photo by Marti Gatlin

Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany personnel facilitates training on job readiness; interpersonal skills; career exploration as well as community service at the installation’s 2015 Teen Expo, June 11. The annual conference, hosted by MCLB Albany's Volunteer and Career Development Program staff, was held at the Hilton Garden Inn, Albany, Georgia. Roughly 30 teens attended the two-day event, which culminated with a trip to Wild Adventures Theme Park, Valdosta, Georgia, June 12.

Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany personnel facilitates training on job readiness; interpersonal skills; career exploration as well as community service at the installation’s 2015 Teen Expo, June 11. The annual conference, hosted by MCLB Albany's Volunteer and Career Development Program staff, was held at the Hilton Garden Inn, Albany, Georgia. Roughly 30 teens attended the two-day event, which culminated with a trip to Wild Adventures Theme Park, Valdosta, Georgia, June 12.

Photo by Verda L. Parker

Motivational speakers from the local community deliver professional development and leadership training to roughly 30 participates attending Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s 2015 Teen Expo, June 11. The two-day conference, held at the Hilton Garden Inn, Albany, Georgia, engaged teens in discussions and activities designed to develop their job-readiness, leadership skills and to educate them on the importance of volunteering their time for community service initiatives. On day two of the conference, teens traveled to Wild Adventures Theme Park, Valdosta, Georgia. MCLB Albany's Volunteer and Career Development Program staff hosted the event.

Motivational speakers from the local community deliver professional development and leadership training to roughly 30 participates attending Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s 2015 Teen Expo, June 11. The two-day conference, held at the Hilton Garden Inn, Albany, Georgia, engaged teens in discussions and activities designed to develop their job-readiness, leadership skills and to educate them on the importance of volunteering their time for community service initiatives. On day two of the conference, teens traveled to Wild Adventures Theme Park, Valdosta, Georgia. MCLB Albany's Volunteer and Career Development Program staff hosted the event.

Photo by Courtesy Photo

Marines with Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s Military Funeral Honors Detail conduct a military funeral for a fallen service member at Andersonville National Cemetery, Andersonville, Ga., June 10. The detail consisted of an eight-man team conducting the 21-gun salute, a bugler and a two-man flag team. A Marine from the two-man flag team presented the family with the folded national ensign upon completion of the ceremony. Marines attached to MCLB Albany conduct about 75 military funerals honors each year throughout the Southeast region.

Marines with Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s Military Funeral Honors Detail conduct a military funeral for a fallen service member at Andersonville National Cemetery, Andersonville, Ga., June 10. The detail consisted of an eight-man team conducting the 21-gun salute, a bugler and a two-man flag team. A Marine from the two-man flag team presented the family with the folded national ensign upon completion of the ceremony. Marines attached to MCLB Albany conduct about 75 military funerals honors each year throughout the Southeast region.

Photo by Capt. Justin Jacobs

Marines with Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s Military Funeral Honors Detail render a salute to a fallen service member during a funeral service at Andersonville National Cemetery, Andersonville, Ga., June 10. The detail consisted of an eight-man team conducting the 21-gun salute, a bugler and a two-man flag team. A Marine from the two-man flag team presented the family with the folded national ensign upon completion of the ceremony. Marines attached to MCLB Albany conduct about 75 military funerals honors each year throughout the Southeast region.

Marines with Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s Military Funeral Honors Detail render a salute to a fallen service member during a funeral service at Andersonville National Cemetery, Andersonville, Ga., June 10. The detail consisted of an eight-man team conducting the 21-gun salute, a bugler and a two-man flag team. A Marine from the two-man flag team presented the family with the folded national ensign upon completion of the ceremony. Marines attached to MCLB Albany conduct about 75 military funerals honors each year throughout the Southeast region.

Photo by Capt. Justin Jacobs

Military Child Education Coalition professional development trainer, Charlotte Adams-Graves, begins training more than 40 Albany, Georgia, area educators, public school administrators, social workers as well as other base and local professionals on "The Journey from ‘Welcome Home’ to Now: Reunion, Reconnecting, Routine.” The daylong event was held at the base’s Major S.P. “Swede” Hansen Officers’ Lounge, June 16.

Military Child Education Coalition professional development trainer, Charlotte Adams-Graves, begins training more than 40 Albany, Georgia, area educators, public school administrators, social workers as well as other base and local professionals on "The Journey from ‘Welcome Home’ to Now: Reunion, Reconnecting, Routine.” The daylong event was held at the base’s Major S.P. “Swede” Hansen Officers’ Lounge, June 16.

Photo by Marti Gatlin

Lt. Col. James C. Carroll III, commanding officer, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, welcomes more than 40 Albany, Georgia, area educators, public school administrators, social workers as well as other base and local professionals to the training entitled, “The Journey from ‘Welcome Home’ to Now: Reunion, Reconnecting, Routine.” The daylong event was held at the base’s Major S.P. “Swede” Hansen Officers’ Lounge, June 16.

Lt. Col. James C. Carroll III, commanding officer, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, welcomes more than 40 Albany, Georgia, area educators, public school administrators, social workers as well as other base and local professionals to the training entitled, “The Journey from ‘Welcome Home’ to Now: Reunion, Reconnecting, Routine.” The daylong event was held at the base’s Major S.P. “Swede” Hansen Officers’ Lounge, June 16.

Photo by Marti Gatlin

Military Child Education Coalition professional development trainer, Jenny Cogbill, introduces herself to more than 40 Albany, Georgia, area educators, public school administrators, social workers as well as other base and local professionals on "The Journey from ‘Welcome Home’ to Now: Reunion, Reconnecting, Routine.” The daylong event was held at the base’s Major S.P. “Swede” Hansen Officers’ Lounge, June 16.

Military Child Education Coalition professional development trainer, Jenny Cogbill, introduces herself to more than 40 Albany, Georgia, area educators, public school administrators, social workers as well as other base and local professionals on "The Journey from ‘Welcome Home’ to Now: Reunion, Reconnecting, Routine.” The daylong event was held at the base’s Major S.P. “Swede” Hansen Officers’ Lounge, June 16.

Photo by Marti Gatlin

Attendees participate in a game of volleyball during the Combined Unit and Family Fun Day at Covella Pond aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, June 4.

Attendees participate in a game of volleyball during the Combined Unit and Family Fun Day at Covella Pond aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, June 4.

Photo by Nathan L. Hanks Jr.

Attendees participate in a three-legged race during the Combined Unit and Family Fun Day at Covella Pond aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, June 4.

Attendees participate in a three-legged race during the Combined Unit and Family Fun Day at Covella Pond aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, June 4.

Photo by Nathan L. Hanks Jr.

The Baltrusch family canoes around Covella Pond during the Combined Unit and Family Fun Day at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, June 4.

The Baltrusch family canoes around Covella Pond during the Combined Unit and Family Fun Day at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, June 4.

Photo by Nathan L. Hanks Jr.

Gunnery Sgt. Joel Campos, provost sergeant, Marine Corps Police Department, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, flinches as a water balloon bursts in his hand during the Combined Unit and Family Fun Day at Covella Pond here, June 4.

Gunnery Sgt. Joel Campos, provost sergeant, Marine Corps Police Department, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, flinches as a water balloon bursts in his hand during the Combined Unit and Family Fun Day at Covella Pond here, June 4.

Photo by Nathan L. Hanks Jr.

Attendees participate in a game of flag football during the Combined Unit and Family Fun Day at Covella Pond aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, June 4.

Attendees participate in a game of flag football during the Combined Unit and Family Fun Day at Covella Pond aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, June 4.

Photo by Nathan L. Hanks Jr.

A child reads his favorite book in the Children's Library Room at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany's Library during the 2015 Summer Reading Program, June 3. This year's program is themed "Read to the Rhythm."

A child reads his favorite book in the Children's Library Room at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany's Library during the 2015 Summer Reading Program, June 3. This year's program is themed "Read to the Rhythm."

Photo by Marti Gatlin

More than 10 children, ages 5-12, read their favorite books in the Children's Library Room at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany's Library during the 2015 Summer Reading Program, June 3. This year's program is themed "Read to the Rhythm."

More than 10 children, ages 5-12, read their favorite books in the Children's Library Room at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany's Library during the 2015 Summer Reading Program, June 3. This year's program is themed "Read to the Rhythm."

Photo by Marti Gatlin

Children read their favorite books in the Children's Library Room at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany's Library during the 2015 Summer Reading Program, June 3. This year's program is themed "Read to the Rhythm."

Children read their favorite books in the Children's Library Room at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany's Library during the 2015 Summer Reading Program, June 3. This year's program is themed "Read to the Rhythm."

Photo by Marti Gatlin

Ira Thompson, inspector general, Marine Corps Logistics Command, address nearly 40 Marines, Sailors and civilian-Marines during the annual National Day of Prayer Breakfast at the Town and Country Restaurant’s Grand Ballroom, May 7.

Ira Thompson, inspector general, Marine Corps Logistics Command, address nearly 40 Marines, Sailors and civilian-Marines during the annual National Day of Prayer Breakfast at the Town and Country Restaurant’s Grand Ballroom, May 7.

Photo by Nathan L. Hanks Jr.

Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany