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More than 60 Marines march onto Turner Field in Atlanta, Georgia, during the Atlanta Braves’ Marine Corps Appreciation Day game, July 19.

More than 60 Marines march onto Turner Field in Atlanta, Georgia, during the Atlanta Braves’ Marine Corps Appreciation Day game, July 19.

Photo by Pamela Jackson

Marine officers carry the Marine Corps flag onto Turner Field in Atlanta, Georgia, prior to the Atlanta Braves baseball game, July 19, as part of the Braves’ Marine Corps Appreciation Day.

Marine officers carry the Marine Corps flag onto Turner Field in Atlanta, Georgia, prior to the Atlanta Braves baseball game, July 19, as part of the Braves’ Marine Corps Appreciation Day.

Photo by Pamela Jackson

Marines, lining the bases, salute during the singing of the national anthem and presentation of colors during the Atlanta Braves’ Marine Corps Appreciation Day game, July 19 at Turner Field in Atlanta, Georgia.

Marines, lining the bases, salute during the singing of the national anthem and presentation of colors during the Atlanta Braves’ Marine Corps Appreciation Day game, July 19 at Turner Field in Atlanta, Georgia.

Photo by Pamela Jackson

Col. Don Davis, commanding officer, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, shakes hands with Atlanta Braves coaches and game officials during the pre-game ceremony, Saturday. Davis served as the Atlanta Braves honorary team captain during the Marine Corps Appreciation Day, July 19, at Turner Field in Atlanta, Georgia.

Col. Don Davis, commanding officer, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, shakes hands with Atlanta Braves coaches and game officials during the pre-game ceremony, Saturday. Davis served as the Atlanta Braves honorary team captain during the Marine Corps Appreciation Day, July 19, at Turner Field in Atlanta, Georgia.

Photo by Pamela Jackson

Maj. Gen. John J. Broadmeadow, commanding general, Marine Corps Logistics Command, receives an autographed baseball from Atlanta Braves manager Fredi Gonzalez during the pre-game tribute, July 19. Broadmeadow threw out the celebratory first pitch as part of the Marine Corps Appreciation Day at Turner Field in Atlanta, Georgia.

Maj. Gen. John J. Broadmeadow, commanding general, Marine Corps Logistics Command, receives an autographed baseball from Atlanta Braves manager Fredi Gonzalez during the pre-game tribute, July 19. Broadmeadow threw out the celebratory first pitch as part of the Marine Corps Appreciation Day at Turner Field in Atlanta, Georgia.

Photo by Pamela Jackson

Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s Color Guard detail presents colors during the Atlanta Braves’ Marine Corps Appreciation Day game at Turner Field in Atlanta, Georgia, July 19.

Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s Color Guard detail presents colors during the Atlanta Braves’ Marine Corps Appreciation Day game at Turner Field in Atlanta, Georgia, July 19.

Photo by Pamela Jackson

Marines conduct poolside pushups during the Aquatics Maximum Power-Intense Training Program at the Base Pool aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, recently. AMP-IT, an aquatic version of the High Intensity Tactical Training Program, is a high-intensity, high-cardio, but low-impact workout that works the chest, back, legs, shoulders, biceps and triceps.

Marines conduct poolside pushups during the Aquatics Maximum Power-Intense Training Program at the Base Pool aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, recently. AMP-IT, an aquatic version of the High Intensity Tactical Training Program, is a high-intensity, high-cardio, but low-impact workout that works the chest, back, legs, shoulders, biceps and triceps.

Photo by Nathan L. Hanks Jr.

Marines participate in the Aquatics Maximum Power-Intense Training Program at the Base Pool aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, recently. AMP-IT, an aquatic version of the High Intensity Tactical Training program, it is a high-intensity, high-cardio but a low-impact workout.

Marines participate in the Aquatics Maximum Power-Intense Training Program at the Base Pool aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, recently. AMP-IT, an aquatic version of the High Intensity Tactical Training program, it is a high-intensity, high-cardio but a low-impact workout.

Photo by Nathan L. Hanks Jr.

Chuck Peay of Weapons hits a grand slam over the left field fence at the Covella Pond Field here during an intramural softball game, June 11. Weapons beat the Hard Chargers 12-11.

Chuck Peay of Weapons hits a grand slam over the left field fence at the Covella Pond Field here during an intramural softball game, June 11. Weapons beat the Hard Chargers 12-11.

Photo by Nathan L. Hanks Jr.

Matt Green of the Hard Chargers catches a fly ball in center field during an intramural softball game at Covella Pond Field, here, June 11. Weapons beat the Hard Chargers 12-11.

Matt Green of the Hard Chargers catches a fly ball in center field during an intramural softball game at Covella Pond Field, here, June 11. Weapons beat the Hard Chargers 12-11.

Photo by Nathan L. Hanks Jr.

Hundreds of youth, parents and grandparents lined the perimeter of Covella Pond and waited in anticipation for the “go-ahead” announcement, signifying the official opening of the fishing season, here, June 7.
The installation’s annual Buddy Fishing Tournament drew a crowd of more than 300 fishermen, including anglers as young as 2 years old.

Hundreds of youth, parents and grandparents lined the perimeter of Covella Pond and waited in anticipation for the “go-ahead” announcement, signifying the official opening of the fishing season, here, June 7. The installation’s annual Buddy Fishing Tournament drew a crowd of more than 300 fishermen, including anglers as young as 2 years old.

Photo by Verda L. Parker

Hundreds of youth, parents and grandparents lined the perimeter of Covella Pond and waited in anticipation for the “go-ahead” announcement, signifying the official opening of the fishing season, here, June 7.
The installation’s annual Buddy Fishing Tournament drew a crowd of more than 300 fishermen, including anglers as young as 2 years old.

Hundreds of youth, parents and grandparents lined the perimeter of Covella Pond and waited in anticipation for the “go-ahead” announcement, signifying the official opening of the fishing season, here, June 7. The installation’s annual Buddy Fishing Tournament drew a crowd of more than 300 fishermen, including anglers as young as 2 years old.

Photo by Verda L. Parker

Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany will host its 26th annual Buddy Fishing Tournament at Covella Pond, here, June 7 from 8-10:30 a.m. The event is free and open to the public. For more information, call 229-639-9946.

Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany will host its 26th annual Buddy Fishing Tournament at Covella Pond, here, June 7 from 8-10:30 a.m. The event is free and open to the public. For more information, call 229-639-9946.

Photo by Nathan L. Hanks Jr.

The MCLB Albany Strikerz in the Albany YMCA 6 and under league practice May 6 aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany.

The MCLB Albany Strikerz in the Albany YMCA 6 and under league practice May 6 aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany.

Photo by Nathan L. Hanks Jr.

Sgt. Ryan Cordle, MCLB Albany Shooting Team member, coaches his teammate Cpl. Marcos Noyola as he fires from the 200-yard line rapid fire during the Marine Corps Eastern Division Matches held at Stone Bay, Camp Lejeune, N.C., recently. Cordle was designated coach for the team competition.

Sgt. Ryan Cordle, MCLB Albany Shooting Team member, coaches his teammate Cpl. Marcos Noyola as he fires from the 200-yard line rapid fire during the Marine Corps Eastern Division Matches held at Stone Bay, Camp Lejeune, N.C., recently. Cordle was designated coach for the team competition.

Photo by Maj. Alexander Vanston

Chief Warrant Officer 3 Stephen Sutton, team member, MCLB Albany Shooting Team, observes the official scorers tallying the final scores for the team competition during the Marine Corps Eastern Division Matches held at Stone Bay, Camp Lejeune, N.C., recently.

Chief Warrant Officer 3 Stephen Sutton, team member, MCLB Albany Shooting Team, observes the official scorers tallying the final scores for the team competition during the Marine Corps Eastern Division Matches held at Stone Bay, Camp Lejeune, N.C., recently.

Photo by Maj. Alexander Vanston

The 2014 Daniels Cup Challenge champions from left are: Christopher Wilcox, Wayne Davis, Amanda Pierce, Efrain Rodriguezsaldana and William Lyman. Weapons Systems Management Center’s team defeated five participating teams with the best overall score in the challenge, which was held, April 16, at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s Boyett Park.

The 2014 Daniels Cup Challenge champions from left are: Christopher Wilcox, Wayne Davis, Amanda Pierce, Efrain Rodriguezsaldana and William Lyman. Weapons Systems Management Center’s team defeated five participating teams with the best overall score in the challenge, which was held, April 16, at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s Boyett Park.

Photo by Verda L. Parker

Marine Depot Maintenance Command’s team members race to add weights to a metal frame in preparation for their timed tote-n-carry competition in Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s Daniels Cup
Challenge at Boyett Park, April 16. MCLB Albany’s Daniels Fitness Center hosts the event each year.

Marine Depot Maintenance Command’s team members race to add weights to a metal frame in preparation for their timed tote-n-carry competition in Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s Daniels Cup Challenge at Boyett Park, April 16. MCLB Albany’s Daniels Fitness Center hosts the event each year.

Photo by Verda L. Parker

Weapons Systems Management Center’s team tugs and flips their way to victory in the tire-pull-and-flip challenge at Boyett Park, here, April 16, during the Daniels Cup Challenge.

Weapons Systems Management Center’s team tugs and flips their way to victory in the tire-pull-and-flip challenge at Boyett Park, here, April 16, during the Daniels Cup Challenge.

Photo by Verda L. Parker

Todd Smith, safety supervisor, Production Plant Albany, Marine Depot Maintenance
Command, (left) guides Marine Corps students from the U.S. Army Combat Readiness/Safety
Center CP-12 Intern Training Program, Fort Rucker, Ala., on a tour of Production Plant Albany, April 4. The visit allowed the students to expand on what they heard in the classroom by seeing first-hand, workplace hazards, safety programs to mitigate those hazards and overall risk management processes.

Todd Smith, safety supervisor, Production Plant Albany, Marine Depot Maintenance Command, (left) guides Marine Corps students from the U.S. Army Combat Readiness/Safety Center CP-12 Intern Training Program, Fort Rucker, Ala., on a tour of Production Plant Albany, April 4. The visit allowed the students to expand on what they heard in the classroom by seeing first-hand, workplace hazards, safety programs to mitigate those hazards and overall risk management processes.

Photo by Nathan L. Hanks Jr.

Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany