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Children at the Child Development Center, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, plant flowers and vegetables in recognition of Earth Day, April 20.

Children at the Child Development Center, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, plant flowers and vegetables in recognition of Earth Day, April 20.

Photo by Nathan L. Hanks Jr.

Marines and civilian-employees of Marine Corps Logistics Command came out in full force to show their support for “Purple Up-For Military Kids” Day. ::r::::n::April marks the nation’s “Month of the Military Child,” a time to honor military youth impacted by the various challenges of military life.::r::::n::April 13, the inaugural event “Purple Up! For Military Kids” was initiated by the Georgia Operation: Military Kids Coalition. Purple clothing was worn as a visual way to show support and thank military children, past, present and future, for their strength and sacrifice. ::r::::n::

Marines and civilian-employees of Marine Corps Logistics Command came out in full force to show their support for “Purple Up-For Military Kids” Day. ::r::::n::April marks the nation’s “Month of the Military Child,” a time to honor military youth impacted by the various challenges of military life.::r::::n::April 13, the inaugural event “Purple Up! For Military Kids” was initiated by the Georgia Operation: Military Kids Coalition. Purple clothing was worn as a visual way to show support and thank military children, past, present and future, for their strength and sacrifice. ::r::::n::

Photo by Cynthia Johnson

Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany receives, for the third time, the Marine Corps Achievement in Safety Award during a ceremony in Washington, D.C., March 28, from the commandant of the Marine Corps.

Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany receives, for the third time, the Marine Corps Achievement in Safety Award during a ceremony in Washington, D.C., March 28, from the commandant of the Marine Corps.

Photo by Pamela Jackson

Lance Cpl. Edgar Galvan, right, heavy equipment operator, Combat Logistics Regiment 1, Camp Pendleton, Calif., and Lance Cpl. Nicholas Nation, landing support specialist, CLR 37, Okinawa, Japan, load a portable deployment kit inside a Humvee for training, April 5.::r::::n::::r::::n::

Lance Cpl. Edgar Galvan, right, heavy equipment operator, Combat Logistics Regiment 1, Camp Pendleton, Calif., and Lance Cpl. Nicholas Nation, landing support specialist, CLR 37, Okinawa, Japan, load a portable deployment kit inside a Humvee for training, April 5.::r::::n::::r::::n::

Photo by Marti Gatlin

Rafael Batista, future operations chief, Distribution Management Center, teaches a group of Marines April 5 how to use a portable deployment kit, which is used to track Marine Corps’ equipment.

Rafael Batista, future operations chief, Distribution Management Center, teaches a group of Marines April 5 how to use a portable deployment kit, which is used to track Marine Corps’ equipment.

Photo by Marti Gatlin

Lance Cpl. Nicholas Nation, landing support specialist, Combat Logistics Regiment 37, Okinawa, Japan, works with a portable deployment kit during training at the Distribution Management Center, April 5. He was among a group of Marines training April 1-9 for a deployment to Kuwait.

Lance Cpl. Nicholas Nation, landing support specialist, Combat Logistics Regiment 37, Okinawa, Japan, works with a portable deployment kit during training at the Distribution Management Center, April 5. He was among a group of Marines training April 1-9 for a deployment to Kuwait.

Photo by Marti Gatlin

Lance Cpl. Nicholas Nation, left, landing support specialist, Combat Logistics Regiment 37, Okinawa, Japan, practices using a portable deployment kit in a Humvee near the Distribution Management Center, April 5. Nation and Lance Cpl. Edgar Galvan, heavy equipment operator, CLR 1, Camp Pendleton, Calif., were training for a deployment to the Middle East.

Lance Cpl. Nicholas Nation, left, landing support specialist, Combat Logistics Regiment 37, Okinawa, Japan, practices using a portable deployment kit in a Humvee near the Distribution Management Center, April 5. Nation and Lance Cpl. Edgar Galvan, heavy equipment operator, CLR 1, Camp Pendleton, Calif., were training for a deployment to the Middle East.

Photo by Marti Gatlin

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Navy Lt. Kenneth Miller, base chaplain, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, delivers an Easter sunrise message as the sun rises over Covella Pond Sunday morning.

Navy Lt. Kenneth Miller, base chaplain, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, delivers an Easter sunrise message as the sun rises over Covella Pond Sunday morning.

Photo by 1st Lt. Kyle Thomas

Then Petty Officer Second Class Drexel Heard, 21, poses aboard the USS Coral Sea in the Phillippine Islands in 1982.

Then Petty Officer Second Class Drexel Heard, 21, poses aboard the USS Coral Sea in the Phillippine Islands in 1982.

Photo by Pamela Jackson

Lt. Gen. Willie J. Williams, director, Marine Corps staff, left, pins the Legion of Merit on Col. Drexel Heard, director, Distribution Management Center, during his retirement ceremony at Schmid Field, Friday.

Lt. Gen. Willie J. Williams, director, Marine Corps staff, left, pins the Legion of Merit on Col. Drexel Heard, director, Distribution Management Center, during his retirement ceremony at Schmid Field, Friday.

Photo by Pamela Jackson

Col. Drexel Heard, director, Distribution Management Center, salutes Lt. Gen. Willie J. Williams, director, Marine Corps Staff, Headquarters Marine Corps, and the ceremony's retiring official, during his retirement ceremony at Schmid Field, Friday. Heard served 25 years in the Marine Corps and eight in the Navy.

Col. Drexel Heard, director, Distribution Management Center, salutes Lt. Gen. Willie J. Williams, director, Marine Corps Staff, Headquarters Marine Corps, and the ceremony's retiring official, during his retirement ceremony at Schmid Field, Friday. Heard served 25 years in the Marine Corps and eight in the Navy.

Photo by Pamela Jackson

Children with the Child Development Center sing during the Child Abuse Awareness and Prevention Proclamation Ceremony in front of Marine and Family Services, here, April 5.

Children with the Child Development Center sing during the Child Abuse Awareness and Prevention Proclamation Ceremony in front of Marine and Family Services, here, April 5.

Photo by Marti Gatlin

Col. Christopher Michelsen, right, and Master Sgt. Freddie Hill, left, uncase Marine Corps Logistics Command (Forward) colors in Afghanistan for the first time during a ceremony at Camp Leatherneck Afghanistan, April 5.

Col. Christopher Michelsen, right, and Master Sgt. Freddie Hill, left, uncase Marine Corps Logistics Command (Forward) colors in Afghanistan for the first time during a ceremony at Camp Leatherneck Afghanistan, April 5.

Photo by courtesy photo

The speed limit in the enlisted and officers' housing areas of Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany has been reduced to 15 mph from 25 mph. This change is intended to increase safety for residents who reside in those locations. The Marine Corps Police Department has noticed an increase of speeding violations in those areas and urges residents to be more observant of the speed limit. For more information, call 229-639-7323/5181.

The speed limit in the enlisted and officers' housing areas of Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany has been reduced to 15 mph from 25 mph. This change is intended to increase safety for residents who reside in those locations. The Marine Corps Police Department has noticed an increase of speeding violations in those areas and urges residents to be more observant of the speed limit. For more information, call 229-639-7323/5181.

Photo by Nathan L. Hanks Jr.

Military working dog handlers pose with Georgia Governor Nathan Deal, center, at the Capital Building, Atlanta, March 29. Deal proclaimed March 29 as Military Working Dog Handler Day. Two of Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany's handlers, far right, attended the event.

Military working dog handlers pose with Georgia Governor Nathan Deal, center, at the Capital Building, Atlanta, March 29. Deal proclaimed March 29 as Military Working Dog Handler Day. Two of Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany's handlers, far right, attended the event.

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Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany's military working dog handlers Lt. Angela Dunwoodie, Cpl. Greg Madrid and Rex pose at the Capital Building in Atlanta, March 29.

Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany's military working dog handlers Lt. Angela Dunwoodie, Cpl. Greg Madrid and Rex pose at the Capital Building in Atlanta, March 29.

Photo by courtesy photo

Rick Hermelin has taken it upon himself to bike 3,000 miles across America to raise donations for the Semper Fi Fund, a charity focused on helping wounded Marines and their families.

Rick Hermelin has taken it upon himself to bike 3,000 miles across America to raise donations for the Semper Fi Fund, a charity focused on helping wounded Marines and their families.

Photo by 1st Lt. Kyle Thomas

Lt. Col. Alex Ray, left, Staff Judge Advocate, and Capt. Tyler Gludt, deputy staff judge advocate, MCLB Albany, review regulations concerning ethics rules regarding gifts to Marines and requests for support.

Lt. Col. Alex Ray, left, Staff Judge Advocate, and Capt. Tyler Gludt, deputy staff judge advocate, MCLB Albany, review regulations concerning ethics rules regarding gifts to Marines and requests for support.

Photo by Pamela Jackson

Capt. Tyler Gludt, deputy staff judge advocate, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, reads the Joint Ethics Regulations governing community support requests.

Capt. Tyler Gludt, deputy staff judge advocate, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, reads the Joint Ethics Regulations governing community support requests.

Photo by Pamela Jackson

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