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More than 30 members of the Dougherty Comprehensive High School, Albany, Georgia, Marine Corps Junior Reserve Officers’ Training Corps test their physical and mental prowess on Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany's obstacle course during the first of a three-day Cadet Leadership Camp, June 1.

More than 30 members of the Dougherty Comprehensive High School, Albany, Georgia, Marine Corps Junior Reserve Officers’ Training Corps test their physical and mental prowess on Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany's obstacle course during the first of a three-day Cadet Leadership Camp, June 1.

Photo by Marti Gatlin

More than 30 members of the Dougherty Comprehensive High School, Albany, Georgia, Marine Corps Junior Reserve Officers’ Training Corps test their physical and mental prowess on Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany's obstacle course during the first of a three-day Cadet Leadership Camp, June 1.

More than 30 members of the Dougherty Comprehensive High School, Albany, Georgia, Marine Corps Junior Reserve Officers’ Training Corps test their physical and mental prowess on Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany's obstacle course during the first of a three-day Cadet Leadership Camp, June 1.

Photo by Marti Gatlin

More than 30 members of the Dougherty Comprehensive High School, Albany, Georgia, Marine Corps Junior Reserve Officers’ Training Corps test their physical and mental prowess on Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany's obstacle course during the first of a three-day Cadet Leadership Camp, June 1.

More than 30 members of the Dougherty Comprehensive High School, Albany, Georgia, Marine Corps Junior Reserve Officers’ Training Corps test their physical and mental prowess on Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany's obstacle course during the first of a three-day Cadet Leadership Camp, June 1.

Photo by Marti Gatlin

More than 30 members of the Dougherty Comprehensive High School, Albany, Georgia, Marine Corps Junior Reserve Officers’ Training Corps listen to Lt. Col. Nathaniel Robinson, executive officer, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, at a welcome aboard brief and motivational talk at the Base Theater during the first of a three-day Cadet Leadership Camp, June 1.

More than 30 members of the Dougherty Comprehensive High School, Albany, Georgia, Marine Corps Junior Reserve Officers’ Training Corps listen to Lt. Col. Nathaniel Robinson, executive officer, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, at a welcome aboard brief and motivational talk at the Base Theater during the first of a three-day Cadet Leadership Camp, June 1.

Photo by Pamela Jackson

More than 30 members of the Dougherty Comprehensive High School, Albany, Georgia, Marine Corps Junior Reserve Officers’ Training Corps listen to Lt. Col. James C. Carroll III, commanding officer, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, at a welcome aboard brief and motivational talk at the Base Theater during the first of a three-day Cadet Leadership Camp, June 1.

More than 30 members of the Dougherty Comprehensive High School, Albany, Georgia, Marine Corps Junior Reserve Officers’ Training Corps listen to Lt. Col. James C. Carroll III, commanding officer, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, at a welcome aboard brief and motivational talk at the Base Theater during the first of a three-day Cadet Leadership Camp, June 1.

Photo by Pamela Jackson

The Young Marines of Albany, Georgia, assemble in front of the Albany Mall with Master Sgt. Nathaniel Lowman, May 23. The Young Marines helped to place flags and crosses in memory of the nation’s fallen service members.

The Young Marines of Albany, Georgia, assemble in front of the Albany Mall with Master Sgt. Nathaniel Lowman, May 23. The Young Marines helped to place flags and crosses in memory of the nation’s fallen service members.

Photo by Courtesy Photo

The Young Marines of Albany, Georgia, volunteer their time, May 23, to place flags and crosses in front of the Albany Mall to commemorate fallen service members.

The Young Marines of Albany, Georgia, volunteer their time, May 23, to place flags and crosses in front of the Albany Mall to commemorate fallen service members.

Photo by Courtesy Photo

Private Jordan Pickett, Young Marines OF Albany, Ga., and Gene Sutton place a cross in memory of his son in the field outside of the Albany Mall, May 23. Fallen Marine Lance Cpl. Steven Sutton, Leesburg, Ga., lost his life in the line of duty, while conducting combat operations in Helmand Province, Afghanistan, May 26, 2012.

Private Jordan Pickett, Young Marines OF Albany, Ga., and Gene Sutton place a cross in memory of his son in the field outside of the Albany Mall, May 23. Fallen Marine Lance Cpl. Steven Sutton, Leesburg, Ga., lost his life in the line of duty, while conducting combat operations in Helmand Province, Afghanistan, May 26, 2012.

Photo by Courtesy Photo

Sgt. Maj. Joseph Davenport, sergeant major, Marine Corps Logistics Command, shakes hands with a participant following the Field of Crosses Memorial Day ceremony held in front of the Albany Mall, May 24. After giving a brief history of Memorial Day during the ceremony, Davenport told those gathered that Memorial Day is the ultimate American holiday often confused with Veterans Day. "It is a day often used by retail establishments as a sales day; by sports fans for races such as the Indy 500 and Coca-Cola 600 and so on. But if you ask a veteran or a family member, they will tell you it represents something else. John 15:15 says, ‘Greater love hath no man than this, that a man lay down his life for his friends.’ So tomorrow at 3 p.m., please pause for a national moment of remembrance to honor that fallen warrior for his or her sacrifice," he said.

Sgt. Maj. Joseph Davenport, sergeant major, Marine Corps Logistics Command, shakes hands with a participant following the Field of Crosses Memorial Day ceremony held in front of the Albany Mall, May 24. After giving a brief history of Memorial Day during the ceremony, Davenport told those gathered that Memorial Day is the ultimate American holiday often confused with Veterans Day. "It is a day often used by retail establishments as a sales day; by sports fans for races such as the Indy 500 and Coca-Cola 600 and so on. But if you ask a veteran or a family member, they will tell you it represents something else. John 15:15 says, ‘Greater love hath no man than this, that a man lay down his life for his friends.’ So tomorrow at 3 p.m., please pause for a national moment of remembrance to honor that fallen warrior for his or her sacrifice," he said.

Photo by Pamela Jackson

Members of the Albany, Ga., community conduct a Field of Crosses Memorial Day ceremony in front of the Albany Mall, May 24. After giving a brief history of Memorial Day, Sgt. Maj. Joseph Davenport, sergeant major, Marine Corps Logistics Command, told those gathered that Memorial Day is the ultimate American holiday often confused with Veterans Day. "It is a day often used by retail establishments as a sales day; by sports fans for races such as the Indy 500 and Coca-Cola 600 and so on. But if you ask a veteran or a family member, they will tell you it represents something else. John 15:15 says, ‘Greater love hath no man than this, that a man lay down his life for his friends.’ So tomorrow at 3 p.m., please pause for a national moment of remembrance to honor that fallen warrior for his or her sacrifice," he said.

Members of the Albany, Ga., community conduct a Field of Crosses Memorial Day ceremony in front of the Albany Mall, May 24. After giving a brief history of Memorial Day, Sgt. Maj. Joseph Davenport, sergeant major, Marine Corps Logistics Command, told those gathered that Memorial Day is the ultimate American holiday often confused with Veterans Day. "It is a day often used by retail establishments as a sales day; by sports fans for races such as the Indy 500 and Coca-Cola 600 and so on. But if you ask a veteran or a family member, they will tell you it represents something else. John 15:15 says, ‘Greater love hath no man than this, that a man lay down his life for his friends.’ So tomorrow at 3 p.m., please pause for a national moment of remembrance to honor that fallen warrior for his or her sacrifice," he said.

Photo by Pamela Jackson

Members of the Albany, Ga., community conduct a Field of Crosses Memorial Day ceremony in front of the Albany Mall, May 24. After giving a brief history of Memorial Day, Sgt. Maj. Joseph Davenport, sergeant major, Marine Corps Logistics Command, told those gathered that Memorial Day is the ultimate American holiday often confused with Veterans Day. "It is a day often used by retail establishments as a sales day; by sports fans for races such as the Indy 500 and Coca-Cola 600 and so on. But if you ask a veteran or a family member, they will tell you it represents something else. John 15:15 says, ‘Greater love hath no man than this, that a man lay down his life for his friends.’ So tomorrow at 3 p.m., please pause for a national moment of remembrance to honor that fallen warrior for his or her sacrifice," he said.

Members of the Albany, Ga., community conduct a Field of Crosses Memorial Day ceremony in front of the Albany Mall, May 24. After giving a brief history of Memorial Day, Sgt. Maj. Joseph Davenport, sergeant major, Marine Corps Logistics Command, told those gathered that Memorial Day is the ultimate American holiday often confused with Veterans Day. "It is a day often used by retail establishments as a sales day; by sports fans for races such as the Indy 500 and Coca-Cola 600 and so on. But if you ask a veteran or a family member, they will tell you it represents something else. John 15:15 says, ‘Greater love hath no man than this, that a man lay down his life for his friends.’ So tomorrow at 3 p.m., please pause for a national moment of remembrance to honor that fallen warrior for his or her sacrifice," he said.

Photo by Pamela Jackson

Master Sgt. William Tolleson addresses Marines and local school students during the annual Mentors in Action luncheon held May 14 at Town and Country Restaurant’s Grand Ballroom aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany. The students were the benefactors of more than 260 volunteer hours from Marines through the M.I.A. initiative.

Master Sgt. William Tolleson addresses Marines and local school students during the annual Mentors in Action luncheon held May 14 at Town and Country Restaurant’s Grand Ballroom aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany. The students were the benefactors of more than 260 volunteer hours from Marines through the M.I.A. initiative.

Photo by Joycelyn Biggs

Col. Don Davis, commanding officer, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, and Master Sgt. William Tolleson, Marine Corps Logistics Command, present an award to students from a local school during the Mentors in Action luncheon held May 14 at Town and Country Restaurant’s Grand Ballroom.

Col. Don Davis, commanding officer, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, and Master Sgt. William Tolleson, Marine Corps Logistics Command, present an award to students from a local school during the Mentors in Action luncheon held May 14 at Town and Country Restaurant’s Grand Ballroom.

Photo by Joycelyn Biggs

Students and school administrators attend the annual Mentors in Action Luncheon held May 14 at Town and Country Restaurant’s Grand Ballroom aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany.

Students and school administrators attend the annual Mentors in Action Luncheon held May 14 at Town and Country Restaurant’s Grand Ballroom aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany.

Photo by Joycelyn Biggs

Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany hosts its 2nd annual Paws at the Park event at Crouch Field Ball Park, here, May 9. The activity, coordinated by Marine Corps Community Services drew a crowd of pet owners and vendors from Albany and neighboring communities. (Top: left to right) First place recipients were awarded trophies for obedience, tricks and best dressed, respectively. (Bottom: left to right) Second place canines were awarded trophies for obedience, tricks and best dressed, respectively, as well.

Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany hosts its 2nd annual Paws at the Park event at Crouch Field Ball Park, here, May 9. The activity, coordinated by Marine Corps Community Services drew a crowd of pet owners and vendors from Albany and neighboring communities. (Top: left to right) First place recipients were awarded trophies for obedience, tricks and best dressed, respectively. (Bottom: left to right) Second place canines were awarded trophies for obedience, tricks and best dressed, respectively, as well.

Photo by Verda L. Parker

Ira Thompson, inspector general, Marine Corps Logistics Command, address nearly 40 Marines, Sailors and civilian-Marines during the annual National Day of Prayer Breakfast at the Town and Country Restaurant’s Grand Ballroom, May 7.

Ira Thompson, inspector general, Marine Corps Logistics Command, address nearly 40 Marines, Sailors and civilian-Marines during the annual National Day of Prayer Breakfast at the Town and Country Restaurant’s Grand Ballroom, May 7.

Photo by Nathan L. Hanks Jr.

Kurt Bland, deputy director, Communications and Information Systems Division, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, speaks to nearly 40 Marines, Sailors and civilian-Marines during the annual National Day of Prayer Breakfast at the Town and Country Restaurant’s Grand Ballroom, May 7.

Kurt Bland, deputy director, Communications and Information Systems Division, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, speaks to nearly 40 Marines, Sailors and civilian-Marines during the annual National Day of Prayer Breakfast at the Town and Country Restaurant’s Grand Ballroom, May 7.

Photo by Nathan L. Hanks Jr.

Guest speaker Kurt Bland, (center) deputy director, Communications and Information Systems Division, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, prays during the annual National Day of Prayer Breakfast at the Town and Country Restaurant’s Grand Ballroom, May 7. Col. Don J. Davis, (left) commanding officer, MCLB Albany; Michael T. Madden,
executive deputy, and Col. Charles L. Sides, chief of staff, both with Marine Corps Logistics Command, attended the annual event, which also marks the 64th annual National Day of Prayer.

Guest speaker Kurt Bland, (center) deputy director, Communications and Information Systems Division, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, prays during the annual National Day of Prayer Breakfast at the Town and Country Restaurant’s Grand Ballroom, May 7. Col. Don J. Davis, (left) commanding officer, MCLB Albany; Michael T. Madden, executive deputy, and Col. Charles L. Sides, chief of staff, both with Marine Corps Logistics Command, attended the annual event, which also marks the 64th annual National Day of Prayer.

Photo by Nathan L. Hanks Jr.

The Officers Spouses’ Club at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany awards five college scholarships to graduating seniors and three grants to community organizations at their Community Enrichment and Scholarship Award Reception, here, May 5. Flanked by the candidates, Maj. Gen. John J. Broadmeadow, commanding general, Marine Corps Logistics Command, and his wife, Karen, hosted this year’s annual event.

The Officers Spouses’ Club at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany awards five college scholarships to graduating seniors and three grants to community organizations at their Community Enrichment and Scholarship Award Reception, here, May 5. Flanked by the candidates, Maj. Gen. John J. Broadmeadow, commanding general, Marine Corps Logistics Command, and his wife, Karen, hosted this year’s annual event.

Photo by Verda L. Parker

Volunteers aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany and from around the community receive certificates for their participation, time and services rendered to programs and initiatives in a ceremony, here, April 30. More than 130 recipients were honored at the ceremony, which was held in Marine Corps Logistics Command’s Multi-Purpose Room, Building 3700, at MCLB Albany. Some honorees received several individual awards for volunteering in multiple organizations and programs.

Volunteers aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany and from around the community receive certificates for their participation, time and services rendered to programs and initiatives in a ceremony, here, April 30. More than 130 recipients were honored at the ceremony, which was held in Marine Corps Logistics Command’s Multi-Purpose Room, Building 3700, at MCLB Albany. Some honorees received several individual awards for volunteering in multiple organizations and programs.

Photo by Verda L. Parker

Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany