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Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany officials celebrated their employees’ achievements during the Base Employee Recognition Day at Covella Pond, Nov. 21.
Col. Don Davis, commanding officer, and Sgt. Maj. Conrad Potts, sergeant major, presented numerous awards to civilian-Marines and Marines.
After a picnic-style lunch of chicken, hot dogs, cole slaw, chips and brownies, employees tested their mettle in the egg toss, dizzy izzy, skiing and carry relays as well as the tug of war.
Employees also fellowshipped and met new members.

Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany officials celebrated their employees’ achievements during the Base Employee Recognition Day at Covella Pond, Nov. 21. Col. Don Davis, commanding officer, and Sgt. Maj. Conrad Potts, sergeant major, presented numerous awards to civilian-Marines and Marines. After a picnic-style lunch of chicken, hot dogs, cole slaw, chips and brownies, employees tested their mettle in the egg toss, dizzy izzy, skiing and carry relays as well as the tug of war. Employees also fellowshipped and met new members.

Photo by Marti Gatlin

Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany officials celebrated their employees’ achievements during the Base Employee Recognition Day at Covella Pond, Nov. 21.
Col. Don Davis, commanding officer, and Sgt. Maj. Conrad Potts, sergeant major, presented numerous awards to civilian-Marines and Marines.
After a picnic-style lunch of chicken, hot dogs, cole slaw, chips and brownies, employees tested their mettle in the egg toss, dizzy izzy, skiing and carry relays as well as the tug of war.
Employees also fellowshipped and met new members.

Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany officials celebrated their employees’ achievements during the Base Employee Recognition Day at Covella Pond, Nov. 21. Col. Don Davis, commanding officer, and Sgt. Maj. Conrad Potts, sergeant major, presented numerous awards to civilian-Marines and Marines. After a picnic-style lunch of chicken, hot dogs, cole slaw, chips and brownies, employees tested their mettle in the egg toss, dizzy izzy, skiing and carry relays as well as the tug of war. Employees also fellowshipped and met new members.

Photo by Marti Gatlin

Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany officials celebrated their employees’ achievements during the Base Employee Recognition Day at Covella Pond, Nov. 21.
Col. Don Davis, commanding officer, and Sgt. Maj. Conrad Potts, sergeant major, presented numerous awards to civilian-Marines and Marines.
After a picnic-style lunch of chicken, hot dogs, cole slaw, chips and brownies, employees tested their mettle in the egg toss, dizzy izzy, skiing and carry relays as well as the tug of war.
Employees also fellowshipped and met new members.

Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany officials celebrated their employees’ achievements during the Base Employee Recognition Day at Covella Pond, Nov. 21. Col. Don Davis, commanding officer, and Sgt. Maj. Conrad Potts, sergeant major, presented numerous awards to civilian-Marines and Marines. After a picnic-style lunch of chicken, hot dogs, cole slaw, chips and brownies, employees tested their mettle in the egg toss, dizzy izzy, skiing and carry relays as well as the tug of war. Employees also fellowshipped and met new members.

Photo by Marti Gatlin

Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany officials celebrated their employees’ achievements during the Base Employee Recognition Day at Covella Pond, Nov. 21.
Col. Don Davis, commanding officer, and Sgt. Maj. Conrad Potts, sergeant major, presented numerous awards to civilian-Marines and Marines.
After a picnic-style lunch of chicken, hot dogs, cole slaw, chips and brownies, employees tested their mettle in the egg toss, dizzy izzy, skiing and carry relays as well as the tug of war.
Employees also fellowshipped and met new members.

Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany officials celebrated their employees’ achievements during the Base Employee Recognition Day at Covella Pond, Nov. 21. Col. Don Davis, commanding officer, and Sgt. Maj. Conrad Potts, sergeant major, presented numerous awards to civilian-Marines and Marines. After a picnic-style lunch of chicken, hot dogs, cole slaw, chips and brownies, employees tested their mettle in the egg toss, dizzy izzy, skiing and carry relays as well as the tug of war. Employees also fellowshipped and met new members.

Photo by Marti Gatlin

Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany officials celebrated their employees’ achievements during the Base Employee Recognition Day at Covella Pond, Nov. 21.
Col. Don Davis, commanding officer, and Sgt. Maj. Conrad Potts, sergeant major, presented numerous awards to civilian-Marines and Marines.
After a picnic-style lunch of chicken, hot dogs, cole slaw, chips and brownies, employees tested their mettle in the egg toss, dizzy izzy, skiing and carry relays as well as the tug of war.
Employees also fellowshipped and met new members.

Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany officials celebrated their employees’ achievements during the Base Employee Recognition Day at Covella Pond, Nov. 21. Col. Don Davis, commanding officer, and Sgt. Maj. Conrad Potts, sergeant major, presented numerous awards to civilian-Marines and Marines. After a picnic-style lunch of chicken, hot dogs, cole slaw, chips and brownies, employees tested their mettle in the egg toss, dizzy izzy, skiing and carry relays as well as the tug of war. Employees also fellowshipped and met new members.

Photo by Marti Gatlin

The young and young-at-heart challenge themselves during Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s second annual Dirty Devil Dog Mud Run, Saturday. Marines, families and citizens from neighborhoods surrounding the base, navigated obstacles, slogged through mud and water during the more than 3-mile course.

The young and young-at-heart challenge themselves during Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s second annual Dirty Devil Dog Mud Run, Saturday. Marines, families and citizens from neighborhoods surrounding the base, navigated obstacles, slogged through mud and water during the more than 3-mile course.

Photo by Verda L. Parker

The young and young-at-heart challenge themselves during Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s second annual Dirty Devil Dog Mud Run, Saturday. Marines, families and citizens from neighborhoods surrounding the base, navigated obstacles, slogged through mud and water during the more than 3-mile course.

The young and young-at-heart challenge themselves during Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s second annual Dirty Devil Dog Mud Run, Saturday. Marines, families and citizens from neighborhoods surrounding the base, navigated obstacles, slogged through mud and water during the more than 3-mile course.

Photo by Joycelyn Biggs

The young and young-at-heart challenge themselves during Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s second annual Dirty Devil Dog Mud Run, Saturday. Marines, families and citizens from neighborhoods surrounding the base, navigated obstacles, slogged through mud and water during the more than 3-mile course.

The young and young-at-heart challenge themselves during Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s second annual Dirty Devil Dog Mud Run, Saturday. Marines, families and citizens from neighborhoods surrounding the base, navigated obstacles, slogged through mud and water during the more than 3-mile course.

Photo by Marti Gatlin

The young and young-at-heart challenge themselves during Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s second annual Dirty Devil Dog Mud Run, Saturday. Marines, families and citizens from neighborhoods surrounding the base, navigated obstacles, slogged through mud and water during the more than 3-mile course.

The young and young-at-heart challenge themselves during Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s second annual Dirty Devil Dog Mud Run, Saturday. Marines, families and citizens from neighborhoods surrounding the base, navigated obstacles, slogged through mud and water during the more than 3-mile course.

Photo by Marti Gatlin

The young and young-at-heart challenge themselves during Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s second annual Dirty Devil Dog Mud Run, Saturday. Marines, families and citizens from neighborhoods surrounding the base, navigated obstacles, slogged through mud and water during the more than 3-mile course.

The young and young-at-heart challenge themselves during Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s second annual Dirty Devil Dog Mud Run, Saturday. Marines, families and citizens from neighborhoods surrounding the base, navigated obstacles, slogged through mud and water during the more than 3-mile course.

Photo by Marti Gatlin

The young and young-at-heart challenge themselves during Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s second annual Dirty Devil Dog Mud Run, Saturday. Marines, families and citizens from neighborhoods surrounding the base, navigated obstacles, slogged through mud and water during the more than 3-mile course.

The young and young-at-heart challenge themselves during Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s second annual Dirty Devil Dog Mud Run, Saturday. Marines, families and citizens from neighborhoods surrounding the base, navigated obstacles, slogged through mud and water during the more than 3-mile course.

Photo by Joycelyn Biggs

The young and young-at-heart challenge themselves during Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s second annual Dirty Devil Dog Mud Run, Saturday. Marines, families and citizens from neighborhoods surrounding the base, navigated obstacles, slogged through mud and water during the more than 3-mile course.

The young and young-at-heart challenge themselves during Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s second annual Dirty Devil Dog Mud Run, Saturday. Marines, families and citizens from neighborhoods surrounding the base, navigated obstacles, slogged through mud and water during the more than 3-mile course.

Photo by Verda L. Parker

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