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Naval Hospital Jacksonville Command Master Chief Bennora Simmons is piped ashore for the last time following her retirement ceremony at All Saints Chapel aboard Naval Air Station Jacksonville, Fla. Simmons is retiring after 30 years of naval service.

Naval Hospital Jacksonville Command Master Chief Bennora Simmons is piped ashore for the last time following her retirement ceremony at All Saints Chapel aboard Naval Air Station Jacksonville, Fla. Simmons is retiring after 30 years of naval service.

Photo by Jacob Sippel

Col. James C. Carroll III, commanding officer, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, (left) recites the oath of office administered by Maj. Gen. Craig C. Crenshaw, commanding general, Marine Corps Logistics Command, as Sgt. Maj. Stephanie K. Murphy, sergeant major, LOGCOM, looks on during his promotion ceremony, July 1, at LOGCOM.

Col. James C. Carroll III, commanding officer, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, (left) recites the oath of office administered by Maj. Gen. Craig C. Crenshaw, commanding general, Marine Corps Logistics Command, as Sgt. Maj. Stephanie K. Murphy, sergeant major, LOGCOM, looks on during his promotion ceremony, July 1, at LOGCOM.

Photo by Joycelyn Biggs

Maj. Gen. Craig C. Crenshaw, commanding general, Marine Corps Logistics Command, keeps a watchful eye as Shari Carroll pins the rank of colonel onto her husband, then Lt. Col. James C. Carroll III, commanding officer, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany. Carroll's promotion ceremony was held at LOGCOM, July 1.

Maj. Gen. Craig C. Crenshaw, commanding general, Marine Corps Logistics Command, keeps a watchful eye as Shari Carroll pins the rank of colonel onto her husband, then Lt. Col. James C. Carroll III, commanding officer, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany. Carroll's promotion ceremony was held at LOGCOM, July 1.

Photo by Joycelyn Biggs

Lt. Col. James C. Carroll III, commanding officer, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, (center) prepares to be pinned by his wife, Shari Carroll, and Maj. Gen. Craig C. Crenshaw, commanding general, Marine Corps Logistics Command, during his promotion to colonel, July 1, at LOGCOM. Sgt. Maj. Stephanie K. Murphy, sergeant major, LOGCOM, looks on.

Lt. Col. James C. Carroll III, commanding officer, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, (center) prepares to be pinned by his wife, Shari Carroll, and Maj. Gen. Craig C. Crenshaw, commanding general, Marine Corps Logistics Command, during his promotion to colonel, July 1, at LOGCOM. Sgt. Maj. Stephanie K. Murphy, sergeant major, LOGCOM, looks on.

Photo by Joycelyn Biggs

Jon Henderson, assault amphibious vehicle components, Marine Depot Maintenance Command, (center) 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, (center) 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, 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

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

Randolph Scott, Capability Assessment Support Center project administrator, Marine Corps Systems Command, Albany, Ga., assists an Albany Young Marine with the proper rolling of his camouflage utility blouse sleeves at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, April 25.

Randolph Scott, Capability Assessment Support Center project administrator, Marine Corps Systems Command, Albany, Ga., assists an Albany Young Marine with the proper rolling of his camouflage utility blouse sleeves at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, April 25.

Photo by Marti Gatlin

Randolph Scott, Capability Assessment Support Center project administrator, Marine Corps Systems Command, Albany, Ga., instructs Albany Young Marine recruits on proper hand salutes during their boot camp at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, April 25. The Albany Young Marine recruits are participating in a 26-hour boot camp that began April 18 and will graduate May 16.

Randolph Scott, Capability Assessment Support Center project administrator, Marine Corps Systems Command, Albany, Ga., instructs Albany Young Marine recruits on proper hand salutes during their boot camp at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, April 25. The Albany Young Marine recruits are participating in a 26-hour boot camp that began April 18 and will graduate May 16.

Photo by Marti Gatlin

Sgt. Maj. Kevin Conboy (right), sergeant major, Headquarters Group, Marine Corps Logistics Command, receives the American flag from Lt. Col. Adrian Cleymans, executive officer, Marine Depot Maintenance Command, and retiring official, during his retirement ceremony, April 9. The ceremony was held at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany's Major S. P. “Swede” Hansen Officers’ Lounge.

Sgt. Maj. Kevin Conboy (right), sergeant major, Headquarters Group, Marine Corps Logistics Command, receives the American flag from Lt. Col. Adrian Cleymans, executive officer, Marine Depot Maintenance Command, and retiring official, during his retirement ceremony, April 9. The ceremony was held at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany's Major S. P. “Swede” Hansen Officers’ Lounge.

Photo by Nathan L. Hanks Jr.

Sgt. Maj. Kevin Conboy (right), sergeant major, Headquarters Group, Marine Corps Logistics Command, receives a certificate of retirement from Lt. Col. Adrian Cleymans, executive officer, Marine Depot Maintenance Command, and retiring official, during his retirement ceremony, April 9. The ceremony was held at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany's Major S. P. “Swede” Hansen Officers’ Lounge.

Sgt. Maj. Kevin Conboy (right), sergeant major, Headquarters Group, Marine Corps Logistics Command, receives a certificate of retirement from Lt. Col. Adrian Cleymans, executive officer, Marine Depot Maintenance Command, and retiring official, during his retirement ceremony, April 9. The ceremony was held at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany's Major S. P. “Swede” Hansen Officers’ Lounge.

Photo by Nathan L. Hanks Jr.

Sgt. Maj. Kevin Conboy (right), sergeant major, Headquarters Group, Marine Corps Logistics Command, receives the Legion of Merit from Lt. Col. Adrian Cleymans, executive officer, Marine Depot Maintenance Command, and retiring official, during his retirement ceremony, April 9. The ceremony was held at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany's Major S. P. “Swede” Hansen Officers’ Lounge.

Sgt. Maj. Kevin Conboy (right), sergeant major, Headquarters Group, Marine Corps Logistics Command, receives the Legion of Merit from Lt. Col. Adrian Cleymans, executive officer, Marine Depot Maintenance Command, and retiring official, during his retirement ceremony, April 9. The ceremony was held at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany's Major S. P. “Swede” Hansen Officers’ Lounge.

Photo by Nathan L. Hanks Jr.

Lance Cpl. Alandre Brown congratulates Gunnery Sgt. Charles Kinsey after his retirement ceremony, April 3, at the Chapel of the Good Shepherd aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany.

Lance Cpl. Alandre Brown congratulates Gunnery Sgt. Charles Kinsey after his retirement ceremony, April 3, at the Chapel of the Good Shepherd aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany.

Photo by Joycelyn Biggs

Gunnery Sgt. Charles Kinsey fights tears as he speaks of his mother during his retirement ceremony, April 3, at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany's Chapel of the Good Shepherd.

Gunnery Sgt. Charles Kinsey fights tears as he speaks of his mother during his retirement ceremony, April 3, at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany's Chapel of the Good Shepherd.

Photo by Joycelyn Biggs

Capt. Ken Barber, (left) Communication and Information Systems Division, prepares to present Gunnery Sgt. Charles Kinsey with an award during Kinsey's retirement, April 3, at the Chapel of the Good Shepherd, here.

Capt. Ken Barber, (left) Communication and Information Systems Division, prepares to present Gunnery Sgt. Charles Kinsey with an award during Kinsey's retirement, April 3, at the Chapel of the Good Shepherd, here.

Photo by Joycelyn Biggs

Megan Cornell, firefighter/ nationally registered emergency medical technician – basic, Fire and Emergency Services, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, ensures her personal protection equipment fits properly before engaging in a controlled vehicle fire, recently. Cornell is the recipient of MCLB Albany’s Firefighter of the Year Award for 2015; Public Safety Division Civilian Employee of the Year for 2015 and the Marine Corps Firefighter of the Year Award for 2015.

Megan Cornell, firefighter/ nationally registered emergency medical technician – basic, Fire and Emergency Services, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, ensures her personal protection equipment fits properly before engaging in a controlled vehicle fire, recently. Cornell is the recipient of MCLB Albany’s Firefighter of the Year Award for 2015; Public Safety Division Civilian Employee of the Year for 2015 and the Marine Corps Firefighter of the Year Award for 2015.

Photo by Nathan L. Hanks Jr.

Firefighters Megan Cornell (left) and Tim Wright with Fire and Emergency Services, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, attack a controlled vehicle fire during an exercise aboard MCLB Albany, recently. Cornell is the recipient of MCLB Albany’s Firefighter of the Year Award for 2015; Public Safety Division Civilian Employee of the Year for 2015 and the Marine Corps Firefighter of the Year Award for 2015.

Firefighters Megan Cornell (left) and Tim Wright with Fire and Emergency Services, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, attack a controlled vehicle fire during an exercise aboard MCLB Albany, recently. Cornell is the recipient of MCLB Albany’s Firefighter of the Year Award for 2015; Public Safety Division Civilian Employee of the Year for 2015 and the Marine Corps Firefighter of the Year Award for 2015.

Photo by Nathan L. Hanks Jr.

Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany