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Several active-duty military families held the second annual International Evening under the Stars at Lincoln Military Housing on the base, August 25. The popular event not only unites the community but also shows appreciation for the melting pot of cultures aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany.

Several active-duty military families held the second annual International Evening under the Stars at Lincoln Military Housing on the base, August 25. The popular event not only unites the community but also shows appreciation for the melting pot of cultures aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany.

Photo by Re-Essa Buckels

Several active-duty military families held the second annual International Evening under the Stars at Lincoln Military Housing on the base, August 25. The popular event not only unites the community but also shows appreciation for the melting pot of cultures aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany.

Several active-duty military families held the second annual International Evening under the Stars at Lincoln Military Housing on the base, August 25. The popular event not only unites the community but also shows appreciation for the melting pot of cultures aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany.

Photo by Re-Essa Buckels

Several active-duty military families held the second annual International Evening under the Stars at Lincoln Military Housing on the base, August 25. The popular event not only unites the community but also shows appreciation for the melting pot of cultures aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany.

Several active-duty military families held the second annual International Evening under the Stars at Lincoln Military Housing on the base, August 25. The popular event not only unites the community but also shows appreciation for the melting pot of cultures aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany.

Photo by Re-Essa Buckels

Several active-duty military families held the second annual International Evening under the Stars at Lincoln Military Housing on the base, August 25. The popular event not only unites the community but also shows appreciation for the melting pot of cultures aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany.

Several active-duty military families held the second annual International Evening under the Stars at Lincoln Military Housing on the base, August 25. The popular event not only unites the community but also shows appreciation for the melting pot of cultures aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany.

Photo by Re-Essa Buckels

Several active-duty military families held the second annual International Evening under the Stars at Lincoln Military Housing on the base, August 25. The popular event not only unites the community but also shows appreciation for the melting pot of cultures aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany.

Several active-duty military families held the second annual International Evening under the Stars at Lincoln Military Housing on the base, August 25. The popular event not only unites the community but also shows appreciation for the melting pot of cultures aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany.

Photo by Re-Essa Buckels

Several active-duty military families held the second annual International Evening under the Stars at Lincoln Military Housing on the base, August 25. The popular event not only unites the community but also shows appreciation for the melting pot of cultures aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany.

Several active-duty military families held the second annual International Evening under the Stars at Lincoln Military Housing on the base, August 25. The popular event not only unites the community but also shows appreciation for the melting pot of cultures aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany.

Photo by Re-Essa Buckels

Several active-duty military families held the second annual International Evening under the Stars at Lincoln Military Housing on the base, August 25. The popular event not only unites the community but also shows appreciation for the melting pot of cultures aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany.

Several active-duty military families held the second annual International Evening under the Stars at Lincoln Military Housing on the base, August 25. The popular event not only unites the community but also shows appreciation for the melting pot of cultures aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany.

Photo by Re-Essa Buckels

Several active-duty military families held the second annual International Evening under the Stars at Lincoln Military Housing on the base, August 25. The popular event not only unites the community but also shows appreciation for the melting pot of cultures aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany.

Several active-duty military families held the second annual International Evening under the Stars at Lincoln Military Housing on the base, August 25. The popular event not only unites the community but also shows appreciation for the melting pot of cultures aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany.

Photo by Re-Essa Buckels

Several military families and their children kept their brains energized over the summer by reading dozens of books as part of the annual summer reading program. More than 100 readers ranging from pre-school to adults completed more than 83,000 minutes of reading. And to celebrate the feat, the Marine Corps Community Services’ Marine and Family Program, held a special awards ceremony for the participants, August 25.

Several military families and their children kept their brains energized over the summer by reading dozens of books as part of the annual summer reading program. More than 100 readers ranging from pre-school to adults completed more than 83,000 minutes of reading. And to celebrate the feat, the Marine Corps Community Services’ Marine and Family Program, held a special awards ceremony for the participants, August 25.

Photo by Re-Essa Buckels

Several military families and their children kept their brains energized over the summer by reading dozens of books as part of the annual summer reading program. More than 100 readers ranging from pre-school to adults completed more than 83,000 minutes of reading. And to celebrate the feat, the Marine Corps Community Services’ Marine and Family Program, held a special awards ceremony for the participants, August 25.

Several military families and their children kept their brains energized over the summer by reading dozens of books as part of the annual summer reading program. More than 100 readers ranging from pre-school to adults completed more than 83,000 minutes of reading. And to celebrate the feat, the Marine Corps Community Services’ Marine and Family Program, held a special awards ceremony for the participants, August 25.

Photo by Re-Essa Buckels

Several military families and their children kept their brains energized over the summer by reading dozens of books as part of the annual summer reading program. More than 100 readers ranging from pre-school to adults completed more than 83,000 minutes of reading. And to celebrate the feat, the Marine Corps Community Services’ Marine and Family Program, held a special awards ceremony for the participants, August 25.

Several military families and their children kept their brains energized over the summer by reading dozens of books as part of the annual summer reading program. More than 100 readers ranging from pre-school to adults completed more than 83,000 minutes of reading. And to celebrate the feat, the Marine Corps Community Services’ Marine and Family Program, held a special awards ceremony for the participants, August 25.

Photo by Re-Essa Buckels

Several military families and their children kept their brains energized over the summer by reading dozens of books as part of the annual summer reading program. More than 100 readers ranging from pre-school to adults completed more than 83,000 minutes of reading. And to celebrate the feat, the Marine Corps Community Services’ Marine and Family Program, held a special awards ceremony for the participants, August 25.

Several military families and their children kept their brains energized over the summer by reading dozens of books as part of the annual summer reading program. More than 100 readers ranging from pre-school to adults completed more than 83,000 minutes of reading. And to celebrate the feat, the Marine Corps Community Services’ Marine and Family Program, held a special awards ceremony for the participants, August 25.

Photo by Re-Essa Buckels

Several military families and their children kept their brains energized over the summer by reading dozens of books as part of the annual summer reading program. More than 100 readers ranging from pre-school to adults completed more than 83,000 minutes of reading. And to celebrate the feat, the Marine Corps Community Services’ Marine and Family Program, held a special awards ceremony for the participants, August 25.

Several military families and their children kept their brains energized over the summer by reading dozens of books as part of the annual summer reading program. More than 100 readers ranging from pre-school to adults completed more than 83,000 minutes of reading. And to celebrate the feat, the Marine Corps Community Services’ Marine and Family Program, held a special awards ceremony for the participants, August 25.

Photo by Re-Essa Buckels

Several military families and their children kept their brains energized over the summer by reading dozens of books as part of the annual summer reading program. More than 100 readers ranging from pre-school to adults completed more than 83,000 minutes of reading. And to celebrate the feat, the Marine Corps Community Services’ Marine and Family Program, held a special awards ceremony for the participants, August 25.

Several military families and their children kept their brains energized over the summer by reading dozens of books as part of the annual summer reading program. More than 100 readers ranging from pre-school to adults completed more than 83,000 minutes of reading. And to celebrate the feat, the Marine Corps Community Services’ Marine and Family Program, held a special awards ceremony for the participants, August 25.

Photo by Re-Essa Buckels

Several military families and their children kept their brains energized over the summer by reading dozens of books as part of the annual summer reading program. More than 100 readers ranging from pre-school to adults completed more than 83,000 minutes of reading. And to celebrate the feat, the Marine Corps Community Services’ Marine and Family Program, held a special awards ceremony for the participants, August 25.

Several military families and their children kept their brains energized over the summer by reading dozens of books as part of the annual summer reading program. More than 100 readers ranging from pre-school to adults completed more than 83,000 minutes of reading. And to celebrate the feat, the Marine Corps Community Services’ Marine and Family Program, held a special awards ceremony for the participants, August 25.

Photo by Re-Essa Buckels

Several military families and their children kept their brains energized over the summer by reading dozens of books as part of the annual summer reading program. More than 100 readers ranging from pre-school to adults completed more than 83,000 minutes of reading. And to celebrate the feat, the Marine Corps Community Services’ Marine and Family Program, held a special awards ceremony for the participants, August 25.

Several military families and their children kept their brains energized over the summer by reading dozens of books as part of the annual summer reading program. More than 100 readers ranging from pre-school to adults completed more than 83,000 minutes of reading. And to celebrate the feat, the Marine Corps Community Services’ Marine and Family Program, held a special awards ceremony for the participants, August 25.

Photo by Re-Essa Buckels

Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany Public Safety Director Paul Ellis and Police Chief Randy Jack presented several service awards to MCPD officer Sean Lamonzs, Dennis Shedrick, Willie Hall, Jeremiah Fenn and Derrick Jones, (left to right) August 21. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Re-Essa Buckels)

Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany Public Safety Director Paul Ellis and Police Chief Randy Jack presented several service awards to MCPD officer Sean Lamonzs, Dennis Shedrick, Willie Hall, Jeremiah Fenn and Derrick Jones, (left to right) August 21. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Re-Essa Buckels)

Photo by Re-Essa Buckels

Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany Public Safety Director Paul Ellis (right) presented a 10-year length of service award to MCPD officer Derrick Jones (left), August 21. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Re-Essa Buckels)

Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany Public Safety Director Paul Ellis (right) presented a 10-year length of service award to MCPD officer Derrick Jones (left), August 21. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Re-Essa Buckels)

Photo by Re-Essa Buckels

Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany Public Safety Director Paul Ellis (right) presented a 30-year length of service award to MCPD Deputy Chief Sean Lamonzs (left), August 21. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Re-Essa Buckels)

Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany Public Safety Director Paul Ellis (right) presented a 30-year length of service award to MCPD Deputy Chief Sean Lamonzs (left), August 21. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Re-Essa Buckels)

Photo by Re-Essa Buckels

Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany Police Department Chief Randy Jack (right) presented a 10-year length of service award to MCPD officer Jeremiah Fenn (left), August 21. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Re-Essa Buckels)

Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany Police Department Chief Randy Jack (right) presented a 10-year length of service award to MCPD officer Jeremiah Fenn (left), August 21. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Re-Essa Buckels)

Photo by Re-Essa Buckels

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