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Megan Cornell, firefighter/nationally registered emergency medical technician – basic, Fire and Emergency Services, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, poses near one of MCLB Albany’s fire truckS after 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, poses near one of MCLB Albany’s fire truckS after 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, discuss their strategy about how to attack a controlled vehicle fire during an exercise, 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, discuss their strategy about how to attack a controlled vehicle fire during an exercise, 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.

Hospital Corpsman 1st Class Kishaun Jeffers, of Naval Branch Health Clinic Albany, Ga., is named senior sailor of the quarter for Naval Hospital Jacksonville, Florida’s hospital and five branch health clinics.

Hospital Corpsman 1st Class Kishaun Jeffers, of Naval Branch Health Clinic Albany, Ga., is named senior sailor of the quarter for Naval Hospital Jacksonville, Florida’s hospital and five branch health clinics.

Photo by Verda L. Parker

Hospital Corpsman 1st Class Kishaun Jeffers, of Naval Branch Health Clinic Albany, is named senior sailor of the quarter for Naval Hospital Jacksonville, Florida’s hospital and five branch health clinics.

Hospital Corpsman 1st Class Kishaun Jeffers, of Naval Branch Health Clinic Albany, is named senior sailor of the quarter for Naval Hospital Jacksonville, Florida’s hospital and five branch health clinics.

Photo by Verda L. Parker

Lt. Bruce Burke, (right) physician assistant, joins the Naval Branch Health Clinic, Albany team, coming from Camp Lejeune, N.C. He will serve as an occupational health provider as well as a part-time primary care physician.

Lt. Bruce Burke, (right) physician assistant, joins the Naval Branch Health Clinic, Albany team, coming from Camp Lejeune, N.C. He will serve as an occupational health provider as well as a part-time primary care physician.

Photo by Joycelyn Biggs

Master Gunnery Sgt. Carlotta Moore receives an American flag from her retiring officer, LOGCOM's commanding general, Maj. Gen. John J. Broadmeadow. The American flag was flown in Afghanistan and presented to Moore during her recent retirement ceremony on Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany's Schmid Field for her honorable and faithful service to the country and the Marine Corps.

Master Gunnery Sgt. Carlotta Moore receives an American flag from her retiring officer, LOGCOM's commanding general, Maj. Gen. John J. Broadmeadow. The American flag was flown in Afghanistan and presented to Moore during her recent retirement ceremony on Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany's Schmid Field for her honorable and faithful service to the country and the Marine Corps.

Photo by Marti Gatlin

Master Gunnery Sgt. Carlotta Moore pumps her fist as she rides away in style with her family following her retirement ceremony at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany's Schmid Field, recently. Moore, with Marine Corps Logistics Command, served in many a "clime and place" for 30 years.

Master Gunnery Sgt. Carlotta Moore pumps her fist as she rides away in style with her family following her retirement ceremony at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany's Schmid Field, recently. Moore, with Marine Corps Logistics Command, served in many a "clime and place" for 30 years.

Photo by Marti Gatlin

Maj. Gen. John J. Broadmeadow, commanding general, presents Gerald Dixson (right), an American flag, during his retirement ceremony at the Chapel of the Good Shepherd, here, in October. They and Sgt. Maj. Joseph M. Davenport (center) are all with Marine Corps Logistics Command.

Maj. Gen. John J. Broadmeadow, commanding general, presents Gerald Dixson (right), an American flag, during his retirement ceremony at the Chapel of the Good Shepherd, here, in October. They and Sgt. Maj. Joseph M. Davenport (center) are all with Marine Corps Logistics Command.

Photo by Verda L. Parker

Simeon Crews, crane operator, Blount Island Command, Jacksonville, Fla., operates the giant gantry crane named “Big Red” during a backload operation on a maritime prepositioning vessel, Sept. 23.

Simeon Crews, crane operator, Blount Island Command, Jacksonville, Fla., operates the giant gantry crane named “Big Red” during a backload operation on a maritime prepositioning vessel, Sept. 23.

Photo by Nathan L. Hanks Jr.

Isaac James, disabled Army veteran, pumps gasoline into his vehicle at the Marine Corps Exchange self-service pumps, at Marine Corps Logistics Albany, recently. James said he travelled to the base frequently for both the quality and the price of the gas.

Isaac James, disabled Army veteran, pumps gasoline into his vehicle at the Marine Corps Exchange self-service pumps, at Marine Corps Logistics Albany, recently. James said he travelled to the base frequently for both the quality and the price of the gas.

Photo by Verda L. Parker

Maj. Charles McGhee (left) and 1st Lt. Lee James, both former Air Force pilots, attend Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s annual POW/MIA Recognition Breakfast at the Town and Country Restaurant, Friday. Both McGhee and James were recognized as former POWs at the breakfast.

Maj. Charles McGhee (left) and 1st Lt. Lee James, both former Air Force pilots, attend Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s annual POW/MIA Recognition Breakfast at the Town and Country Restaurant, Friday. Both McGhee and James were recognized as former POWs at the breakfast.

Photo by Verda L. Parker

William Dewey Freeman, twice-captured prisoner of war and guest speaker for Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s 2014 POW/MIA Recognition Day Breakfast, shares his three-year POW experiences to a crowd of more than 100 attendees at the Town and Country Restaurant, here, Friday. Freeman, an Army veteran, served in both World War II and the Korean War.

William Dewey Freeman, twice-captured prisoner of war and guest speaker for Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s 2014 POW/MIA Recognition Day Breakfast, shares his three-year POW experiences to a crowd of more than 100 attendees at the Town and Country Restaurant, here, Friday. Freeman, an Army veteran, served in both World War II and the Korean War.

Photo by Verda L. Parker

Both with Marine Corps Systems Command, Shirley Lemon presents Fred Day with a national ensign during his retirement ceremony Aug. 28 at the Chapel of the Good Shepherd, here. Day retired after nearly 40 years of military and civil service.

Both with Marine Corps Systems Command, Shirley Lemon presents Fred Day with a national ensign during his retirement ceremony Aug. 28 at the Chapel of the Good Shepherd, here. Day retired after nearly 40 years of military and civil service.

Photo by Marti Gatlin

Sgt. Candice Clark practices her batting skills at one of Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s softball fields, recently. The practice helped hone her skills for the All-Marine Women’s Softball Team tryouts at Fort Sill, Oklahoma, from Sept. 3-14.

Sgt. Candice Clark practices her batting skills at one of Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s softball fields, recently. The practice helped hone her skills for the All-Marine Women’s Softball Team tryouts at Fort Sill, Oklahoma, from Sept. 3-14.

Photo by Marti Gatlin

Rex Madding shows off his 1971 Chevy Nova, Outlaw 10.5 drag racing car, with a 565 Big Block Chevy engine he built himself in 2003.

Rex Madding shows off his 1971 Chevy Nova, Outlaw 10.5 drag racing car, with a 565 Big Block Chevy engine he built himself in 2003.

Photo by Nathan L. Hanks Jr.

Master Sgt. Mark Carabello, operations and training chief, Operations and Training Division, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, receives the Meritorious Service Medal during his retirement ceremony at the Chapel of the Good Shepherd, here, Aug. 25.

Master Sgt. Mark Carabello, operations and training chief, Operations and Training Division, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, receives the Meritorious Service Medal during his retirement ceremony at the Chapel of the Good Shepherd, here, Aug. 25.

Photo by Verda L. Parker

Master Sgt. Mark Carabello, operations and training chief, Operations and Training Division, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, speaks to spectators following his retirement ceremony at the Chapel of the Good Shepherd, here, Aug. 25. Carabello’s emotional farewell speech marked the end of a 23 year active-duty career. He also received a Meritorious Service Medal.

Master Sgt. Mark Carabello, operations and training chief, Operations and Training Division, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, speaks to spectators following his retirement ceremony at the Chapel of the Good Shepherd, here, Aug. 25. Carabello’s emotional farewell speech marked the end of a 23 year active-duty career. He also received a Meritorious Service Medal.

Photo by Verda L. Parker

Carletha Windom accepts a proclamation honoring her late husband, Pfc. James Windom - an original Montford Point Marine - from Col. Don Davis, commanding officer, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, during a ceremony at the Chapel of the Good Shepherd, here, Aug. 22.

Carletha Windom accepts a proclamation honoring her late husband, Pfc. James Windom - an original Montford Point Marine - from Col. Don Davis, commanding officer, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, during a ceremony at the Chapel of the Good Shepherd, here, Aug. 22.

Photo by Joycelyn Biggs

Civilian-Marine, Margaret Henry, management and program analyst, Supply Chain Management Center, Marine Corps Logistics Command, recently retires after devoting 31 years, three months of federal service.

Civilian-Marine, Margaret Henry, management and program analyst, Supply Chain Management Center, Marine Corps Logistics Command, recently retires after devoting 31 years, three months of federal service.

Photo by Robin Berry

Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany's retiring executive officer, Lt. Col. Daniel L. Bates, (left) shakes hands with the installation's new executive officer, Lt. Col. Nathaniel K. Robinson at Bates' retirement ceremony, Friday, at the Chapel of the Good Shepherd at MCLB Albany.

Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany's retiring executive officer, Lt. Col. Daniel L. Bates, (left) shakes hands with the installation's new executive officer, Lt. Col. Nathaniel K. Robinson at Bates' retirement ceremony, Friday, at the Chapel of the Good Shepherd at MCLB Albany.

Photo by Verda L. Parker

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