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The Southern Live Oak Tree, named “Dubber’s Oak” after Col. A. E. Dubber, is a historical landmark which is the center of alignment for the base headquarters building.
Dubber was the resident officer-in-charge of construction during the time the base was being built and served aboard the installation from February 1951 to July 1955.

The Southern Live Oak Tree, named “Dubber’s Oak” after Col. A. E. Dubber, is a historical landmark which is the center of alignment for the base headquarters building. Dubber was the resident officer-in-charge of construction during the time the base was being built and served aboard the installation from February 1951 to July 1955.

Photo by Nathan L. Hanks Jr.

A plaque beneath the limbs of the Southern Live Oak tree, named “Dubber’s Oak,” describes Col. A. E. Dubber’s significant role in the construction of now what is called Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany. Dubber was the resident officer-in-charge of construction during the time the base was being built and served aboard the installation from February 1951 to July 1955.

A plaque beneath the limbs of the Southern Live Oak tree, named “Dubber’s Oak,” describes Col. A. E. Dubber’s significant role in the construction of now what is called Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany. Dubber was the resident officer-in-charge of construction during the time the base was being built and served aboard the installation from February 1951 to July 1955.

Photo by Nathan L. Hanks Jr.

The Southern Live Oak tree, named “Dubber’s Oak” after Col. A. E. Dubber, is a historical landmark which is the center of alignment for the base headquarters building.
Dubber was the resident officer-in-charge of construction during the time the base was being built and served aboard the installation from February 1951 to July 1955.

The Southern Live Oak tree, named “Dubber’s Oak” after Col. A. E. Dubber, is a historical landmark which is the center of alignment for the base headquarters building. Dubber was the resident officer-in-charge of construction during the time the base was being built and served aboard the installation from February 1951 to July 1955.

Photo by File Photo

Several Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany civilian-Marines as well as contractors join more than a dozen area bikers from several motorcycle clubs and organizations at West Town Elementary School, Albany, Georgia, for a pep rally, recently. Principal Steven Dudley (center) and other school personnel invited motorcyclists to the event to entertain, educate and motivate students. The roughly 20 bikers suited up in their traditional riders gear to participate in the celebration, which was organized to reward the students for their success in raising their reading scores by more100 points.

Several Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany civilian-Marines as well as contractors join more than a dozen area bikers from several motorcycle clubs and organizations at West Town Elementary School, Albany, Georgia, for a pep rally, recently. Principal Steven Dudley (center) and other school personnel invited motorcyclists to the event to entertain, educate and motivate students. The roughly 20 bikers suited up in their traditional riders gear to participate in the celebration, which was organized to reward the students for their success in raising their reading scores by more100 points.

Photo by Courtesy photo

Several Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany civilian-Marines as well as contractors join more than a dozen area bikers from several motorcycle clubs and organizations at West Town Elementary School, Albany, Georgia, for a pep rally, recently. Principal Steven Dudley and other school personnel invited motorcyclists to the event to entertain, educate and motivate students. The roughly 20 bikers suited up in their traditional riders gear to participate in the celebration, which was organized to reward the students for their success in raising their reading scores by more100 points.

Several Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany civilian-Marines as well as contractors join more than a dozen area bikers from several motorcycle clubs and organizations at West Town Elementary School, Albany, Georgia, for a pep rally, recently. Principal Steven Dudley and other school personnel invited motorcyclists to the event to entertain, educate and motivate students. The roughly 20 bikers suited up in their traditional riders gear to participate in the celebration, which was organized to reward the students for their success in raising their reading scores by more100 points.

Photo by Courtesy photo

Several Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany civilian-Marines as well as contractors join more than a dozen area bikers from several motorcycle clubs and organizations at West Town Elementary School, Albany, Georgia, for a pep rally, recently. Principal Steven Dudley and other school personnel invited motorcyclists to the event to entertain, educate and motivate students. The roughly 20 bikers suited up in their traditional riders gear to participate in the celebration, which was organized to reward the students for their success in raising their reading scores by more100 points.

Several Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany civilian-Marines as well as contractors join more than a dozen area bikers from several motorcycle clubs and organizations at West Town Elementary School, Albany, Georgia, for a pep rally, recently. Principal Steven Dudley and other school personnel invited motorcyclists to the event to entertain, educate and motivate students. The roughly 20 bikers suited up in their traditional riders gear to participate in the celebration, which was organized to reward the students for their success in raising their reading scores by more100 points.

Photo by Courtesy photo

Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany firefighters conduct a search and rescue operation during Exercise Black Swan 2016, here, April 12.

Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany firefighters conduct a search and rescue operation during Exercise Black Swan 2016, here, April 12.

Photo by Nathan L. Hanks Jr.

Students from Albany Technical College in Albany, Ga., take part in Exercise Black Swan 2016 aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, April 12. The students were role players portraying injured victims during the full-scale exercise.

Students from Albany Technical College in Albany, Ga., take part in Exercise Black Swan 2016 aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, April 12. The students were role players portraying injured victims during the full-scale exercise.

Photo by Nathan L. Hanks Jr.

Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany firefighters evaluate role players portraying as injured victims during Exercise Black Swan 2016, here, April 12.

Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany firefighters evaluate role players portraying as injured victims during Exercise Black Swan 2016, here, April 12.

Photo by Nathan L. Hanks Jr.

Firefighters from various fire departments throughout the area rescue a simulated injured victim during Exercise Black Swan 2016 aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, April 12.

Firefighters from various fire departments throughout the area rescue a simulated injured victim during Exercise Black Swan 2016 aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, April 12.

Photo by Nathan L. Hanks Jr.

Firefighters from various fire departments throughout the area rescue a simulated injured victim during Exercise Black Swan 2016 aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, April 12.

Firefighters from various fire departments throughout the area rescue a simulated injured victim during Exercise Black Swan 2016 aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, April 12.

Photo by Nathan L. Hanks Jr.

A member of the Georgia Search and Rescue Team Task Force II cuts through a piece of steel plate at a simulated collapsed structure during Exercise Black Swan 2016, here, April 12.

A member of the Georgia Search and Rescue Team Task Force II cuts through a piece of steel plate at a simulated collapsed structure during Exercise Black Swan 2016, here, April 12.

Photo by Nathan L. Hanks Jr.

Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany staff members debrief the senior watch officer during Exercise Black Swan 2016, here, April 13.

Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany staff members debrief the senior watch officer during Exercise Black Swan 2016, here, April 13.

Photo by Nathan L. Hanks Jr.

Flat Stanley, a paper-thin cutout boy figure, arrives for duty at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany Headquarters, recently. He experienced what it was like to be a military police officer aboard a Marine Corps installation.

Flat Stanley, a paper-thin cutout boy figure, arrives for duty at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany Headquarters, recently. He experienced what it was like to be a military police officer aboard a Marine Corps installation.

Photo by Nathan L. Hanks Jr.

Flat Stanley, a paper-thin cutout boy figure, poses with ground combat equipment aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany Headquarters, recently.

Flat Stanley, a paper-thin cutout boy figure, poses with ground combat equipment aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany Headquarters, recently.

Photo by Nathan L. Hanks Jr.

Staff Sgt. Paul Delekto (center), services chief, Marine Corps Police Department, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, poses with “Flat Stanley” during a recent photo shoot. Flat Stanley experienced what it was like to be a military police officer aboard a Marine Corps installation.

Staff Sgt. Paul Delekto (center), services chief, Marine Corps Police Department, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, poses with “Flat Stanley” during a recent photo shoot. Flat Stanley experienced what it was like to be a military police officer aboard a Marine Corps installation.

Photo by Nathan L. Hanks Jr.

A law enforcement officer, Marine Corps Police Department, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, scans the identification card of a driver entering the base using the new RAPIDGate system April 20. The new scanners will provide an additional layer of security for base residents, personnel and patrons on the installation and will be in full-effect for all motorists seeking entrance at MCLB Albany’s sentry checkpoints once fully implemented, May 1.

A law enforcement officer, Marine Corps Police Department, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, scans the identification card of a driver entering the base using the new RAPIDGate system April 20. The new scanners will provide an additional layer of security for base residents, personnel and patrons on the installation and will be in full-effect for all motorists seeking entrance at MCLB Albany’s sentry checkpoints once fully implemented, May 1.

Photo by Verda L. Parker

Col. James Carroll III, commanding officer, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, signs a proclamation to kick-off the installation’s celebration of the “Month of the Military Child,” here, April 8. The signing and a parade commenced at the installation’s Child Development Center and ended with a reception at Covella Pond. The annual event is a month set aside to recognize the many sacrifices made by the military’s littlest warfighters, the children.

Col. James Carroll III, commanding officer, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, signs a proclamation to kick-off the installation’s celebration of the “Month of the Military Child,” here, April 8. The signing and a parade commenced at the installation’s Child Development Center and ended with a reception at Covella Pond. The annual event is a month set aside to recognize the many sacrifices made by the military’s littlest warfighters, the children.

Photo by Verda L. Parker

April is the time when Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany officials, base personnel and parents join the nation in celebration of the “Month of the Military Child.” The annual event is a month set aside to recognize the many sacrifices made by the military’s littlest warfighters, the children. The proclamation signing and a parade commenced at the installation’s Child Development Center and ended with a reception at Covella Pond, here, April 8.

April is the time when Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany officials, base personnel and parents join the nation in celebration of the “Month of the Military Child.” The annual event is a month set aside to recognize the many sacrifices made by the military’s littlest warfighters, the children. The proclamation signing and a parade commenced at the installation’s Child Development Center and ended with a reception at Covella Pond, here, April 8.

Photo by Verda L. Parker

April is the time when Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany officials, base personnel and parents join the nation in celebration of the “Month of the Military Child.” The annual event is a month set aside to recognize the many sacrifices made by the military’s littlest warfighters, the children. The proclamation signing and a parade commenced at the installation’s Child Development Center and ended with a reception at Covella Pond, here, April 8.

April is the time when Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany officials, base personnel and parents join the nation in celebration of the “Month of the Military Child.” The annual event is a month set aside to recognize the many sacrifices made by the military’s littlest warfighters, the children. The proclamation signing and a parade commenced at the installation’s Child Development Center and ended with a reception at Covella Pond, here, April 8.

Photo by Verda L. Parker

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