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Marines use computers in the Single Marine Program Recreation Center for education and to stay in contact with family members.

Marines use computers in the Single Marine Program Recreation Center for education and to stay in contact with family members.

Photo by Nathan L. Hanks Jr.

Sgt. Michael C. Barnes, shipping noncommissioned officer, Critical Assets Rapid Distribution Facility, beats his opponent while playing the Xbox at the Single Marine Recreation Center, Aug. 25.

Sgt. Michael C. Barnes, shipping noncommissioned officer, Critical Assets Rapid Distribution Facility, beats his opponent while playing the Xbox at the Single Marine Recreation Center, Aug. 25.

Photo by Nathan L. Hanks Jr.

Cpl. Michael H. Tran, supply clerk, Marine Corps Systems Command, plays air hockey with another Marine at the Single Marine Recreation Center, Aug. 25. Air hockey is one of several games available for single Marines and sailors to play.

Cpl. Michael H. Tran, supply clerk, Marine Corps Systems Command, plays air hockey with another Marine at the Single Marine Recreation Center, Aug. 25. Air hockey is one of several games available for single Marines and sailors to play.

Photo by Nathan L. Hanks Jr.

Col. Terry V. Williams, commanding officer, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, conducts a press conference in Building 3500, Aug. 24, and discusses a yearlong narcotics investigation, which led to the arrest of nine current and former civilian employees. Williams said the Marine Corps has a zero tolerance policy on illegal drug activity.

Col. Terry V. Williams, commanding officer, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, conducts a press conference in Building 3500, Aug. 24, and discusses a yearlong narcotics investigation, which led to the arrest of nine current and former civilian employees. Williams said the Marine Corps has a zero tolerance policy on illegal drug activity.

Photo by Nathan L. Hanks, Jr.

A Marine approaches the entrance of the new enlisted barracks here, which is where unmarried Marines live.

A Marine approaches the entrance of the new enlisted barracks here, which is where unmarried Marines live.

Photo by Pamela Jackson

1st Lt. Sarah Ray, adjutant, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, looks at the variety of snack items available in the Building 3500 snack bar, Aug. 5.

1st Lt. Sarah Ray, adjutant, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, looks at the variety of snack items available in the Building 3500 snack bar, Aug. 5.

Photo by Pamela Jackson

Marine Corps Logistics Command hosts its second Small Business Trade Show at the James H. Gray Sr. Civic Center in Albany, Aug. 4 and Friday. More than 100 vendors showcased their technological innovations during the two-day event.

Marine Corps Logistics Command hosts its second Small Business Trade Show at the James H. Gray Sr. Civic Center in Albany, Aug. 4 and Friday. More than 100 vendors showcased their technological innovations during the two-day event.

Photo by Nathan L. Hanks Jr.

Marine Corps Logistics Command hosts its second Small Business Trade Show at the James H. Gray Sr. Civic Center in Albany, Aug. 4 and Friday. More than 100 vendors showcased their technological innovations during the two-day event.

Marine Corps Logistics Command hosts its second Small Business Trade Show at the James H. Gray Sr. Civic Center in Albany, Aug. 4 and Friday. More than 100 vendors showcased their technological innovations during the two-day event.

Photo by Nathan L. Hanks Jr.

Marine Corps Logistics Command hosts its second Small Business Trade Show at the James H. Gray Sr. Civic Center in Albany, Aug. 4 and Friday. More than 100 vendors showcased their technological innovations during the two-day event.

Marine Corps Logistics Command hosts its second Small Business Trade Show at the James H. Gray Sr. Civic Center in Albany, Aug. 4 and Friday. More than 100 vendors showcased their technological innovations during the two-day event.

Photo by Nathan L. Hanks Jr.

Marine Corps Logistics Command hosts its second Small Business Trade Show at the James H. Gray Sr. Civic Center in Albany, Aug. 4 and Friday. More than 100 vendors showcased their technological innovations during the two-day event.

Marine Corps Logistics Command hosts its second Small Business Trade Show at the James H. Gray Sr. Civic Center in Albany, Aug. 4 and Friday. More than 100 vendors showcased their technological innovations during the two-day event.

Photo by Nathan L. Hanks Jr.

Marine Corps Logistics Command hosts its second Small Business Trade Show at the James H. Gray Sr. Civic Center in Albany, Aug. 4 and Friday. More than 100 vendors showcased their technological innovations during the two-day event.

Marine Corps Logistics Command hosts its second Small Business Trade Show at the James H. Gray Sr. Civic Center in Albany, Aug. 4 and Friday. More than 100 vendors showcased their technological innovations during the two-day event.

Photo by Nathan L. Hanks Jr.

Marine Corps Logistics Command hosts its second Small Business Trade Show at the James H. Gray Sr. Civic Center in Albany, Aug. 4 and Friday. More than 100 vendors showcased their technological innovations during the two-day event.

Marine Corps Logistics Command hosts its second Small Business Trade Show at the James H. Gray Sr. Civic Center in Albany, Aug. 4 and Friday. More than 100 vendors showcased their technological innovations during the two-day event.

Photo by Nathan L. Hanks Jr.

Marine Corps Logistics Command hosts its second Small Business Trade Show at the James H. Gray Sr. Civic Center in Albany, Aug. 4 and Friday. More than 100 vendors showcased their technological innovations during the two-day event.

Marine Corps Logistics Command hosts its second Small Business Trade Show at the James H. Gray Sr. Civic Center in Albany, Aug. 4 and Friday. More than 100 vendors showcased their technological innovations during the two-day event.

Photo by Nathan L. Hanks Jr.

Marine Corps Logistics Command hosts its second Small Business Trade Show at the James H. Gray Sr. Civic Center in Albany, Aug. 4 and Friday. More than 100 vendors showcased their technological innovations during the two-day event.

Marine Corps Logistics Command hosts its second Small Business Trade Show at the James H. Gray Sr. Civic Center in Albany, Aug. 4 and Friday. More than 100 vendors showcased their technological innovations during the two-day event.

Photo by Nathan L. Hanks Jr.

Master Sgt. Mark Carabello congratulates a cadet on completing the at the Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany obstacle course, Aug. 4. The nearly 70 teenagers, in grades 9-12, were JROTC members from Tift County High School, who were participating in the final leg of their two-week summer leadership training at the base.

Master Sgt. Mark Carabello congratulates a cadet on completing the at the Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany obstacle course, Aug. 4. The nearly 70 teenagers, in grades 9-12, were JROTC members from Tift County High School, who were participating in the final leg of their two-week summer leadership training at the base.

Photo by Pamela Jackson

An Air Force Junior Reserve Officers Training Corps cadet struggles to climb over a bar at the Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany obstacle course, Aug. 4. She was assisted by Master Sgt. Mark Carabello. The nearly 70 teenagers, in grades 9-12, were JROTC members from Tift County High School, who were participating in the final leg of their two-week summer leadership training at the base.

An Air Force Junior Reserve Officers Training Corps cadet struggles to climb over a bar at the Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany obstacle course, Aug. 4. She was assisted by Master Sgt. Mark Carabello. The nearly 70 teenagers, in grades 9-12, were JROTC members from Tift County High School, who were participating in the final leg of their two-week summer leadership training at the base.

Photo by Pamela Jackson

Maj. Gen. Charles L. Hudson, commanding general, Logistics Command, discusses one of the organization's two primary documents during the Leadership Conference here, Aug. 3.

Maj. Gen. Charles L. Hudson, commanding general, Logistics Command, discusses one of the organization's two primary documents during the Leadership Conference here, Aug. 3.

Photo by Marti Gatlin

Town and Country Restaurants and Banquet Center, Building 7450, re-opens with a ceremonial ribbon-cutting, Monday. From left: Dick French, BJ Williams, Mike Noble, Terri Braden, Kelly Goddard and Col. Terry V. Williams.

Town and Country Restaurants and Banquet Center, Building 7450, re-opens with a ceremonial ribbon-cutting, Monday. From left: Dick French, BJ Williams, Mike Noble, Terri Braden, Kelly Goddard and Col. Terry V. Williams.

Photo by Nathan L. Hanks Jr.

Sgt. Jeffrey Wanliss, left, and Sgt. Matthew Boulden pose with the first-place winner, Janards Stephens, of Kids on the Move. They ran the entire race with the 10-year-old participant.

Sgt. Jeffrey Wanliss, left, and Sgt. Matthew Boulden pose with the first-place winner, Janards Stephens, of Kids on the Move. They ran the entire race with the 10-year-old participant.

Photo by Pamela Jackson

Lance Cpl. Cody Johnson carries a toddler around the track during Kids on the Move at Albany State University, July 22. Roughly 10 children, close to her age, tested their endurance during the event.

Lance Cpl. Cody Johnson carries a toddler around the track during Kids on the Move at Albany State University, July 22. Roughly 10 children, close to her age, tested their endurance during the event.

Photo by Pamela Jackson

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