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Jon Henderson, assault amphibious vehicle components, Marine Depot Maintenance Command, receives an award from Melinda Jeffress, Director of Community Programs, Montlick and Associates, Albany, Ga., for being selected as the winner of WALB and Montlick’s “Honoring Our Military Heroes” Award, June 25, at Merry Acres in Albany, Ga.

Jon Henderson, assault amphibious vehicle components, Marine Depot Maintenance Command, receives an award from Melinda Jeffress, Director of Community Programs, Montlick and Associates, Albany, Ga., for being selected as the winner of WALB and Montlick’s “Honoring Our Military Heroes” Award, June 25, at Merry Acres in Albany, Ga.

Photo by Capt. Justin Jacobs

Jon Henderson, assault amphibious vehicle components, Marine Depot Maintenance Command, poses with some of his Scouts, June 25, at Merry Acres in Albany, Ga. Henderson was the recipient of WALB and Montlick and Associates' “Honoring Our Military Heroes” Award for both his work aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, Ga., and the contributions he makes within the community as scout leader for a local Boy Scouts Troop.

Jon Henderson, assault amphibious vehicle components, Marine Depot Maintenance Command, poses with some of his Scouts, June 25, at Merry Acres in Albany, Ga. Henderson was the recipient of WALB and Montlick and Associates' “Honoring Our Military Heroes” Award for both his work aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, Ga., and the contributions he makes within the community as scout leader for a local Boy Scouts Troop.

Photo by Capt. Justin Jacobs

Youth test their skills at building dinosaurs and other items during the first Lego® Club at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany's Library, June 25. Co-hosted by the Library and the Exceptional Family Member Program, the event will be held each month on the fourth Thursday from 10-11 a.m. For more details, call 229-639-5242 or 229-639-5277.

Youth test their skills at building dinosaurs and other items during the first Lego® Club at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany's Library, June 25. Co-hosted by the Library and the Exceptional Family Member Program, the event will be held each month on the fourth Thursday from 10-11 a.m. For more details, call 229-639-5242 or 229-639-5277.

Photo by Marti Gatlin

A young participant displays a dinosaur she built during the first Lego® Club at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany's Library, June 25. Co-hosted by the Library and the Exceptional Family Member Program, the event will be held each month on the fourth Thursday from 10-11 a.m. For more details, call 229-639-5242 or 229-639-5277.

A young participant displays a dinosaur she built during the first Lego® Club at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany's Library, June 25. Co-hosted by the Library and the Exceptional Family Member Program, the event will be held each month on the fourth Thursday from 10-11 a.m. For more details, call 229-639-5242 or 229-639-5277.

Photo by Marti Gatlin

A youngster begins building during the first Lego® Club at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany's Library, June 25. Co-hosted by the Library and the Exceptional Family Member Program, the event will be held each month on the fourth Thursday from 10-11 a.m. For more details, call 229-639-5242 or 229-639-5277.

A youngster begins building during the first Lego® Club at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany's Library, June 25. Co-hosted by the Library and the Exceptional Family Member Program, the event will be held each month on the fourth Thursday from 10-11 a.m. For more details, call 229-639-5242 or 229-639-5277.

Photo by Marti Gatlin

Fourteen children build dinosaurs, flags and other items during the first Lego® Club at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany's Library, June 25. Co-hosted by the Library and the Exceptional Family Member Program, the event will be held each month on the fourth Thursday from 10-11 a.m. For more details, call 229-639-5242 or 229-639-5277.

Fourteen children build dinosaurs, flags and other items during the first Lego® Club at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany's Library, June 25. Co-hosted by the Library and the Exceptional Family Member Program, the event will be held each month on the fourth Thursday from 10-11 a.m. For more details, call 229-639-5242 or 229-639-5277.

Photo by Marti Gatlin

Sailors at Naval Branch Health Clinic Albany, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, volunteer their time to train Young Marines of Albany on the various equipment and techniques used to care for injured comrades during a weekend drill, here, June 20. Sailors/corpsmen trained the group in basic first aid skills.

Sailors at Naval Branch Health Clinic Albany, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, volunteer their time to train Young Marines of Albany on the various equipment and techniques used to care for injured comrades during a weekend drill, here, June 20. Sailors/corpsmen trained the group in basic first aid skills.

Photo by Courtesy photo

1st Georgia Regiment Young Marines of Albany get a visit from their unit's sergeant major during a weekend drill at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, June 20. The Young Marines also participated in a Basic First Aid training exercise facilitated by hospital corpsmen from Naval Branch Health Clinic Albany. The training was one of several planned to help them hone their techniques and skills in that area.

1st Georgia Regiment Young Marines of Albany get a visit from their unit's sergeant major during a weekend drill at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, June 20. The Young Marines also participated in a Basic First Aid training exercise facilitated by hospital corpsmen from Naval Branch Health Clinic Albany. The training was one of several planned to help them hone their techniques and skills in that area.

Photo by Courtesy photo

Marines from Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany and Marine Corps Logistics Command participate in the 12th annual Senior Citizens Prom held at the Albany James H. Gray Sr. Civic Center, June 19. The event was hosted by the Albany Recreation and Parks Department for area seniors as a way for them to enjoy themselves in a safe environment with their peers. "They look forward to this event every year and they love seeing the Marines and police officers who volunteer their time to escort and dance with them," Tee Taylor, program coordinator, said. "We miss the Marines in their uniforms this year, but they still look good and you can still tell they are Marines."

Marines from Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany and Marine Corps Logistics Command participate in the 12th annual Senior Citizens Prom held at the Albany James H. Gray Sr. Civic Center, June 19. The event was hosted by the Albany Recreation and Parks Department for area seniors as a way for them to enjoy themselves in a safe environment with their peers. "They look forward to this event every year and they love seeing the Marines and police officers who volunteer their time to escort and dance with them," Tee Taylor, program coordinator, said. "We miss the Marines in their uniforms this year, but they still look good and you can still tell they are Marines."

Photo by Pam Jackson

Marines from Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany and Marine Corps Logistics Command support the 12th annual Senior Citizens Prom held at the Albany James H. Gray Sr. Civic Center, June 19. The event was hosted by the Albany Recreation and Parks Department for area seniors as a way for them to enjoy themselves in a safe environment with their peers. "They look forward to this event every year and they love seeing the Marines and police officers who volunteer their time to escort and dance with them," Tee Taylor, program coordinator, said. "We miss the Marines in their uniforms this year, but they still look good and you can still tell they are Marines."

Marines from Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany and Marine Corps Logistics Command support the 12th annual Senior Citizens Prom held at the Albany James H. Gray Sr. Civic Center, June 19. The event was hosted by the Albany Recreation and Parks Department for area seniors as a way for them to enjoy themselves in a safe environment with their peers. "They look forward to this event every year and they love seeing the Marines and police officers who volunteer their time to escort and dance with them," Tee Taylor, program coordinator, said. "We miss the Marines in their uniforms this year, but they still look good and you can still tell they are Marines."

Photo by Pam Jackson

Marines from Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany and Marine Corps Logistics Command participate in the 12th annual Senior Citizens Prom held at the Albany James H. Gray Sr. Civic Center, June 19.
The event was hosted by the Albany Recreation and Parks Department for area seniors as a way for them to enjoy themselves in a safe environment with their peers. "They look forward to this event every year and they love seeing the Marines and police officers who volunteer their time to escort and dance with them," Tee Taylor, program coordinator, said. "We miss the Marines in their uniforms this year, but they still look good and you can still tell they are Marines."

Marines from Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany and Marine Corps Logistics Command participate in the 12th annual Senior Citizens Prom held at the Albany James H. Gray Sr. Civic Center, June 19. The event was hosted by the Albany Recreation and Parks Department for area seniors as a way for them to enjoy themselves in a safe environment with their peers. "They look forward to this event every year and they love seeing the Marines and police officers who volunteer their time to escort and dance with them," Tee Taylor, program coordinator, said. "We miss the Marines in their uniforms this year, but they still look good and you can still tell they are Marines."

Photo by Pam Jackson

Marines from Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany and Marine Corps Logistics Command participate in the 12th annual Senior Citizens Prom held at the Albany James H. Gray Sr. Civic Center, June 19.
The event is hosted by the Albany Recreation and Parks Department for area seniors as a way for them to enjoy themselves in a safe environment with their peers.
"They look forward to this event every year and they love seeing the Marines and police officers who volunteer their time to escort and dance with them," said Tee Taylor, program coordinator. "We miss the Marines in their uniforms this year, but they still look good and you can still tell they are Marines."

Marines from Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany and Marine Corps Logistics Command participate in the 12th annual Senior Citizens Prom held at the Albany James H. Gray Sr. Civic Center, June 19. The event is hosted by the Albany Recreation and Parks Department for area seniors as a way for them to enjoy themselves in a safe environment with their peers. "They look forward to this event every year and they love seeing the Marines and police officers who volunteer their time to escort and dance with them," said Tee Taylor, program coordinator. "We miss the Marines in their uniforms this year, but they still look good and you can still tell they are Marines."

Photo by Pam Jackson

More than a dozen active-duty service members and retirees from Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany and Marine Corps Logistics Command demonstrate their strong ties to the local community by participating in a "Ties that Bind" event, June 19, at Phoebe Northwest Conference Center, Albany, Georgia.

More than a dozen active-duty service members and retirees from Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany and Marine Corps Logistics Command demonstrate their strong ties to the local community by participating in a "Ties that Bind" event, June 19, at Phoebe Northwest Conference Center, Albany, Georgia.

Photo by Pam Jackson

More than a dozen active-duty service members and retirees from Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany and Marine Corps Logistics Command demonstrate their strong ties to the local community by participating in a "Ties that Bind" event, June 19, at Phoebe Northwest Conference Center, Albany, Georgia.

More than a dozen active-duty service members and retirees from Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany and Marine Corps Logistics Command demonstrate their strong ties to the local community by participating in a "Ties that Bind" event, June 19, at Phoebe Northwest Conference Center, Albany, Georgia.

Photo by Pam Jackson

"It was an honor to spend time talking with the young boys and fellow adult mentors in the room,” Maj. Gen. Craig Crenshaw, commanding general, Marine Corps Logistics Command, said. “Giving of ourselves to the next generation is what making a difference is all about and the timing could not be more perfect, especially with all that is going on in the world.”

"It was an honor to spend time talking with the young boys and fellow adult mentors in the room,” Maj. Gen. Craig Crenshaw, commanding general, Marine Corps Logistics Command, said. “Giving of ourselves to the next generation is what making a difference is all about and the timing could not be more perfect, especially with all that is going on in the world.”

Photo by Pam Jackson

Sgt. Maj. Stephanie K. Murphy became the highest ranking senior enlisted noncommissioned officer of Marine Corps Logistics Command during a post and relief ceremony at Covella Pond, June 19, here. Murphy replaced Sgt. Maj. Joseph Davenport who has served more than 31 years in the Marine Corps and with LOGCOM since October 2012. Murphy comes to LOGCOM and Albany, Georgia, after serving as the sergeant major of Officer Candidate School in Quantico, Virginia, since March 2013.

Sgt. Maj. Stephanie K. Murphy became the highest ranking senior enlisted noncommissioned officer of Marine Corps Logistics Command during a post and relief ceremony at Covella Pond, June 19, here. Murphy replaced Sgt. Maj. Joseph Davenport who has served more than 31 years in the Marine Corps and with LOGCOM since October 2012. Murphy comes to LOGCOM and Albany, Georgia, after serving as the sergeant major of Officer Candidate School in Quantico, Virginia, since March 2013.

Photo by Marti Gatlin

Sgt. Maj. Stephanie K. Murphy became the highest ranking senior enlisted noncommissioned officer of Marine Corps Logistics Command during a post and relief ceremony at Covella Pond, June 19, here. Murphy replaced Sgt. Maj. Joseph Davenport who has served more than 31 years in the Marine Corps and with LOGCOM since October 2012. Murphy comes to LOGCOM and Albany, Georgia, after serving as the sergeant major of Officer Candidate School in Quantico, Virginia, since March 2013.

Sgt. Maj. Stephanie K. Murphy became the highest ranking senior enlisted noncommissioned officer of Marine Corps Logistics Command during a post and relief ceremony at Covella Pond, June 19, here. Murphy replaced Sgt. Maj. Joseph Davenport who has served more than 31 years in the Marine Corps and with LOGCOM since October 2012. Murphy comes to LOGCOM and Albany, Georgia, after serving as the sergeant major of Officer Candidate School in Quantico, Virginia, since March 2013.

Photo by Marti Gatlin

Sgt. Maj. Stephanie K. Murphy becomes the highest ranking senior enlisted noncommissioned officer of Marine Corps Logistics Command during a post and relief ceremony at Covella Pond, June 19, here. Murphy replaced Sgt. Maj. Joseph Davenport who has served more than 31 years in the Marine Corps and with LOGCOM since October 2012. Murphy comes to LOGCOM and Albany, Georgia, after serving as the sergeant major of Officer Candidate School in Quantico, Virginia, since March 2013.

The above news release gives more details.

Photos are by Marti Gatlin

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Sgt. Maj. Stephanie K. Murphy becomes the highest ranking senior enlisted noncommissioned officer of Marine Corps Logistics Command during a post and relief ceremony at Covella Pond, June 19, here. Murphy replaced Sgt. Maj. Joseph Davenport who has served more than 31 years in the Marine Corps and with LOGCOM since October 2012. Murphy comes to LOGCOM and Albany, Georgia, after serving as the sergeant major of Officer Candidate School in Quantico, Virginia, since March 2013.

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Sgt. Maj. Stephanie K. Murphy becomes the highest ranking senior enlisted noncommissioned officer of Marine Corps Logistics Command during a post and relief ceremony at Covella Pond, June 19, here. Murphy replaced Sgt. Maj. Joseph Davenport who has served more than 31 years in the Marine Corps and with LOGCOM since October 2012. Murphy comes to LOGCOM and Albany, Georgia, after serving as the sergeant major of Officer Candidate School in Quantico, Virginia, since March 2013. The above news release gives more details. Photos are by Marti Gatlin Caption for the photos: Sgt. Maj. Stephanie K. Murphy becomes the highest ranking senior enlisted noncommissioned officer of Marine Corps Logistics Command during a post and relief ceremony at Covella Pond, June 19, here. Murphy replaced Sgt. Maj. Joseph Davenport who has served more than 31 years in the Marine Corps and with LOGCOM since October 2012. Murphy comes to LOGCOM and Albany, Georgia, after serving as the sergeant major of Officer Candidate School in Quantico, Virginia, since March 2013. http://ice.disa.mil/index.cfm?fa=card&sp=87337&s=361&dep=*DoD&sc=2

Photo by Marti Gatlin

Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany safety officials urge everyone to use caution when conducting activities outdoors. Outdoor enthusiasts are encouraged to stay hydrated, wear sunscreen and lightweight, light colored clothing and take frequent breaks when needed.

Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany safety officials urge everyone to use caution when conducting activities outdoors. Outdoor enthusiasts are encouraged to stay hydrated, wear sunscreen and lightweight, light colored clothing and take frequent breaks when needed.

Photo by Nathan L. Hanks Jr.

Bubba Hart, technician, Facility Improvement Services, is hoisted approximately 85 feet into the air to investigate a maintenance issue with the flag pole in front of Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s Coffman Hall, June 17.

Bubba Hart, technician, Facility Improvement Services, is hoisted approximately 85 feet into the air to investigate a maintenance issue with the flag pole in front of Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s Coffman Hall, June 17.

Photo by Joycelyn Biggs

Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany