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Attendees receive information on how to prepare individual emergency kits, to prevent hazards associated with mosquitos by destroying their breeding pools and other important preparedness tips at the third annual Preparedness Fair near the Lincoln Family Housing Community Center, here, Sept. 26.

Attendees receive information on how to prepare individual emergency kits, to prevent hazards associated with mosquitos by destroying their breeding pools and other important preparedness tips at the third annual Preparedness Fair near the Lincoln Family Housing Community Center, here, Sept. 26.

Photo by Sharon Dancer

Col. James C. Carroll III, commanding officer, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, and Maureen Sullivan, Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Environment, Safety and Occupational Health, pose with the 2017 Department of Defense Voluntary Protection Program Achievement Award MCLB Albany received during the Voluntary Protection Programs Participant’s Association National Conference, held in New Orleans, Aug. 29.

Col. James C. Carroll III, commanding officer, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, and Maureen Sullivan, Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Environment, Safety and Occupational Health, pose with the 2017 Department of Defense Voluntary Protection Program Achievement Award MCLB Albany received during the Voluntary Protection Programs Participant’s Association National Conference, held in New Orleans, Aug. 29.

Photo by Nathan Hanks

Marine Col. James C. Carroll III, commanding officer, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, holds the 2017 Department of Defense Voluntary Protection Program Achievement Award during a photo shoot during the Voluntary Protection Programs Participant’s Association National Conference, held in New Orleans, Aug. 29.
Maureen Sullivan, Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Environment, Safety and Occupational Health, presented the award to Carroll.

Marine Col. James C. Carroll III, commanding officer, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, holds the 2017 Department of Defense Voluntary Protection Program Achievement Award during a photo shoot during the Voluntary Protection Programs Participant’s Association National Conference, held in New Orleans, Aug. 29. Maureen Sullivan, Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Environment, Safety and Occupational Health, presented the award to Carroll.

Photo by Craig Huey

Merrill Dickinson, fifth from right, installation safety manager, Risk Management, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, was recognized as the Special Government Employee of the Year for OSHA Region IV during the Voluntary Protection Programs Participant’s Association National Conference, held in New Orleans, Aug. 29.

Merrill Dickinson, fifth from right, installation safety manager, Risk Management, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, was recognized as the Special Government Employee of the Year for OSHA Region IV during the Voluntary Protection Programs Participant’s Association National Conference, held in New Orleans, Aug. 29.

Photo by Nathan Hanks

Navy Cmdr. Jeremy Pyles, officer-in-charge, Naval Branch Health Clinic-Albany, Ga., congratulates Petty Officer 3rd Class Quinn A. Mincey, corpsman, Dental Department, Naval Branch Health Clinic-Albany, Georgia on his meritorious promotion during a ceremony held at the clinic, Aug. 7.

Navy Cmdr. Jeremy Pyles, officer-in-charge, Naval Branch Health Clinic-Albany, Ga., congratulates Petty Officer 3rd Class Quinn A. Mincey, corpsman, Dental Department, Naval Branch Health Clinic-Albany, Georgia on his meritorious promotion during a ceremony held at the clinic, Aug. 7.

Photo by Nathan Hanks

Sgt. Hope Timberlake, postal clerk, Post Office, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, is a member of the installations color guard and carries the organizational colors during a recent practice, Aug. 20. She as meritoriously promoted to her current rank during a ceremony held here, Aug. 2.

Sgt. Hope Timberlake, postal clerk, Post Office, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, is a member of the installations color guard and carries the organizational colors during a recent practice, Aug. 20. She as meritoriously promoted to her current rank during a ceremony held here, Aug. 2.

Photo by Nathan Hanks

Sgt. Hope Timberlake, postal clerk, Post Office, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, is a member of the installations color guard and carries the organizational colors during practice, Aug. 20. She as meritoriously promoted to her current rank during a ceremony held here, Aug. 2.

Sgt. Hope Timberlake, postal clerk, Post Office, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, is a member of the installations color guard and carries the organizational colors during practice, Aug. 20. She as meritoriously promoted to her current rank during a ceremony held here, Aug. 2.

Photo by Nathan Hanks

Sgt. Hope Timberlake, postal clerk, Post Office, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, distributes mail to appropriate personnel, Aug. 21. She as meritoriously promoted to her current rank during a ceremony held here, Aug. 2.

Sgt. Hope Timberlake, postal clerk, Post Office, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, distributes mail to appropriate personnel, Aug. 21. She as meritoriously promoted to her current rank during a ceremony held here, Aug. 2.

Photo by Nathan Hanks

Sgt. Hope Timberlake, postal clerk, Post Office, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, assists a Marine with her mail, Aug. 21. She as meritoriously promoted to her current rank during a ceremony held here, Aug. 2.

Sgt. Hope Timberlake, postal clerk, Post Office, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, assists a Marine with her mail, Aug. 21. She as meritoriously promoted to her current rank during a ceremony held here, Aug. 2.

Photo by Nathan Hanks

Navy Lt. Cmdr. Jason Boatright, public works officer, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, gives the family and friends of Medal of Honor recipient Chief Warrant Officer 4 Harold E. Wilson a tour of the new $14.5 million Weapons Storage and Inspection Facility, here, Aug. 24.

Navy Lt. Cmdr. Jason Boatright, public works officer, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, gives the family and friends of Medal of Honor recipient Chief Warrant Officer 4 Harold E. Wilson a tour of the new $14.5 million Weapons Storage and Inspection Facility, here, Aug. 24.

Photo by Nathan Hanks

John M. Wilson, center, son of Medal of Honor recipient Chief Warrant Officer 4 Harold E. Wilson, family and friends, look at the display case, Aug. 24, which will be mounted inside of the new Weapons Storage and Inspection Facility aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany.
The building was dedicated in memory of CWO4 Wilson, who was also the adjutant here for then-Headquarters Battalion, Supply Center Marine Corps Base Albany, in the 1960s.

John M. Wilson, center, son of Medal of Honor recipient Chief Warrant Officer 4 Harold E. Wilson, family and friends, look at the display case, Aug. 24, which will be mounted inside of the new Weapons Storage and Inspection Facility aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany. The building was dedicated in memory of CWO4 Wilson, who was also the adjutant here for then-Headquarters Battalion, Supply Center Marine Corps Base Albany, in the 1960s.

Photo by Nathan Hanks

John M. Wilson, center, son of Medal of Honor recipient Chief Warrant Officer 4 Harold E. Wilson, greets Col. James C. Carroll III, commanding officer, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, before the ribbon-cutting and building dedication ceremonies began, Aug. 24. The building was dedicated in memory of Medal of Honor recipient Chief Warrant Officer 4 Harold E. Wilson, who was also the adjutant here for then-Headquarters Battalion, Supply Center Marine Corps Base Albany, in the 1960s.

John M. Wilson, center, son of Medal of Honor recipient Chief Warrant Officer 4 Harold E. Wilson, greets Col. James C. Carroll III, commanding officer, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, before the ribbon-cutting and building dedication ceremonies began, Aug. 24. The building was dedicated in memory of Medal of Honor recipient Chief Warrant Officer 4 Harold E. Wilson, who was also the adjutant here for then-Headquarters Battalion, Supply Center Marine Corps Base Albany, in the 1960s.

Photo by Nathan Hanks

Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s Color Guard present the colors during a ribbon-cutting and building dedication ceremony, held here, Aug. 24, for a new $14.5 million Weapons Storage and Inspection Facility aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany. The building was dedicated in memory of Medal of Honor recipient Chief Warrant Officer 4 Harold E. Wilson, who was also the adjutant here for then-Headquarters Battalion, Supply Center Marine Corps Base Albany, in the 1960s.

Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s Color Guard present the colors during a ribbon-cutting and building dedication ceremony, held here, Aug. 24, for a new $14.5 million Weapons Storage and Inspection Facility aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany. The building was dedicated in memory of Medal of Honor recipient Chief Warrant Officer 4 Harold E. Wilson, who was also the adjutant here for then-Headquarters Battalion, Supply Center Marine Corps Base Albany, in the 1960s.

Photo by Nathan Hanks

From right: Col. James C. Carroll III, commanding officer, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany; Maj. Gen. Craig C. Crenshaw, commanding general, Marine Corps Logistics Command; and Navy Lt. Cmdr. Jason Boatright, public works officer, MCLB Albany, cut a ribbon for the new $14.5 million Weapons Storage and Inspection Facility, here, Aug. 24.
The building was dedicated in memory of Medal of Honor recipient Chief Warrant Officer 4 Harold E. Wilson, who was also the adjutant here for then-Headquarters Battalion, Supply Center Marine Corps Base Albany, in the 1960s.

From right: Col. James C. Carroll III, commanding officer, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany; Maj. Gen. Craig C. Crenshaw, commanding general, Marine Corps Logistics Command; and Navy Lt. Cmdr. Jason Boatright, public works officer, MCLB Albany, cut a ribbon for the new $14.5 million Weapons Storage and Inspection Facility, here, Aug. 24. The building was dedicated in memory of Medal of Honor recipient Chief Warrant Officer 4 Harold E. Wilson, who was also the adjutant here for then-Headquarters Battalion, Supply Center Marine Corps Base Albany, in the 1960s.

Photo by Nathan Hanks

From right: Col. James C. Carroll III, commanding officer, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany; Maj. Gen. Craig C. Crenshaw, commanding general, Marine Corps Logistics Command; and Navy Lt. Cmdr. Jason Boatright, public works officer, MCLB Albany, cut a ribbon for the new $14.5 million Weapons Storage and Inspection Facility, here, Aug. 24.
The building was dedicated in memory of Medal of Honor recipient Chief Warrant Officer 4 Harold E. Wilson, who was also the adjutant here for then-Headquarters Battalion, Supply Center Marine Corps Base Albany, in the 1960s.

From right: Col. James C. Carroll III, commanding officer, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany; Maj. Gen. Craig C. Crenshaw, commanding general, Marine Corps Logistics Command; and Navy Lt. Cmdr. Jason Boatright, public works officer, MCLB Albany, cut a ribbon for the new $14.5 million Weapons Storage and Inspection Facility, here, Aug. 24. The building was dedicated in memory of Medal of Honor recipient Chief Warrant Officer 4 Harold E. Wilson, who was also the adjutant here for then-Headquarters Battalion, Supply Center Marine Corps Base Albany, in the 1960s.

Photo by Nathan Hanks

John M. Wilson, center, son of Medal of Honor recipient Chief Warrant Officer 4 Harold E. Wilson, and Col. James C. Carroll III, commanding officer, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, unveil a tablet during a building dedication ceremony here, Aug. 24. The building was dedicated in memory of Medal of Honor recipient Chief Warrant Officer 4 Harold E. Wilson, who was also the adjutant here for then-Headquarters Battalion, Supply Center Marine Corps Base Albany, in the 1960s. .

John M. Wilson, center, son of Medal of Honor recipient Chief Warrant Officer 4 Harold E. Wilson, and Col. James C. Carroll III, commanding officer, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, unveil a tablet during a building dedication ceremony here, Aug. 24. The building was dedicated in memory of Medal of Honor recipient Chief Warrant Officer 4 Harold E. Wilson, who was also the adjutant here for then-Headquarters Battalion, Supply Center Marine Corps Base Albany, in the 1960s. .

Photo by Nathan Hanks

A tablet dedicated to the new Weapons Storage and Inspection Facility in honor of Medal of Honor recipient Chief Warrant Officer 4 Harold E. Wilson, sits erect outside the building, here, Aug. 24. Wilson was the adjutant here for then-Headquarters Battalion, Supply Center Marine Corps Base Albany, in the 1960s.

A tablet dedicated to the new Weapons Storage and Inspection Facility in honor of Medal of Honor recipient Chief Warrant Officer 4 Harold E. Wilson, sits erect outside the building, here, Aug. 24. Wilson was the adjutant here for then-Headquarters Battalion, Supply Center Marine Corps Base Albany, in the 1960s.

Photo by Nathan Hanks

Family and friends of Medal of Honor recipient Chief Warrant Officer 4 Harold E. Wilson pose for a photo after the building dedication ceremony aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, Aug. 24. Wilson was the adjutant here for then-Headquarters Battalion, Supply Center Marine Corps Base Albany, in the 1960s.

Family and friends of Medal of Honor recipient Chief Warrant Officer 4 Harold E. Wilson pose for a photo after the building dedication ceremony aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, Aug. 24. Wilson was the adjutant here for then-Headquarters Battalion, Supply Center Marine Corps Base Albany, in the 1960s.

Photo by Nathan Hanks

1st Lt. Delaney T. Bourlakov, base adjutant, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, warms up with 70-pound squats during a recent workout session in preparation for the Third Annual High Intensity Tactical Training Tactical Athlete Championship Competition in Camp Pendleton, Calif., Aug. 27 – Sept. 1.

1st Lt. Delaney T. Bourlakov, base adjutant, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, warms up with 70-pound squats during a recent workout session in preparation for the Third Annual High Intensity Tactical Training Tactical Athlete Championship Competition in Camp Pendleton, Calif., Aug. 27 – Sept. 1.

Photo by Nathan Hanks

1st Lt. Delaney T. Bourlakov, base adjutant, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, uses total body resistant exercise bands to complete elevated pushup crunches during a recent workout session in preparation for the Third Annual High Intensity Tactical Training Tactical Athlete Championship Competition in Camp Pendleton, Calif., Aug. 27 – Sept. 1

1st Lt. Delaney T. Bourlakov, base adjutant, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, uses total body resistant exercise bands to complete elevated pushup crunches during a recent workout session in preparation for the Third Annual High Intensity Tactical Training Tactical Athlete Championship Competition in Camp Pendleton, Calif., Aug. 27 – Sept. 1

Photo by Nathan Hanks

Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany