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Col. James C. Carroll (left) commanding officer, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, and Maj. Gen. Craig C. Crenshaw (right) commanding general, Marine Corps Logistics Command, meet with Sanford D. Bishop, Jr., U.S. Representative for Georgia's 2nd congressional district, to discuss the tornado’s destruction and cleanup efforts, Jan. 25. A line of strong thunderstorms produced a tornado that passed through the Albany, Georgia, community and Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany carving a path of destruction leaving the landscape strewn with broken trees, downed power lines and damaged structures, Jan. 22.

Col. James C. Carroll (left) commanding officer, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, and Maj. Gen. Craig C. Crenshaw (right) commanding general, Marine Corps Logistics Command, meet with Sanford D. Bishop, Jr., U.S. Representative for Georgia's 2nd congressional district, to discuss the tornado’s destruction and cleanup efforts, Jan. 25. A line of strong thunderstorms produced a tornado that passed through the Albany, Georgia, community and Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany carving a path of destruction leaving the landscape strewn with broken trees, downed power lines and damaged structures, Jan. 22.

Photo by Nathan Hanks

Kevin Hannes, federal coordinating officer, Federal Emergency Management Agency’s National Incident Management Assistance Team - West, spoke at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, Jan. 31.

He was joined by a group that included the individual assistance and hazard mitigation coordinators from FEMA and a representative from the U.S. Small Business Administration. The group met with base personnel affiliated with the installation and their family members at the Base Theater to answer questions and assist with registration for disaster assistance.

Kevin Hannes, federal coordinating officer, Federal Emergency Management Agency’s National Incident Management Assistance Team - West, spoke at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, Jan. 31. He was joined by a group that included the individual assistance and hazard mitigation coordinators from FEMA and a representative from the U.S. Small Business Administration. The group met with base personnel affiliated with the installation and their family members at the Base Theater to answer questions and assist with registration for disaster assistance.

Photo by Pamela Jackson

Kevin Hannes, federal coordinating officer, Federal Emergency Management Agency’s National Incident Management Assistance Team - West, spoke at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, Jan. 31.

He was joined by a group that included the individual assistance and hazard mitigation coordinators from FEMA and a representative from the U.S. Small Business Administration. The group met with base personnel affiliated with the installation and their family members at the Base Theater to answer questions and assist with registration for disaster assistance.

Kevin Hannes, federal coordinating officer, Federal Emergency Management Agency’s National Incident Management Assistance Team - West, spoke at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, Jan. 31. He was joined by a group that included the individual assistance and hazard mitigation coordinators from FEMA and a representative from the U.S. Small Business Administration. The group met with base personnel affiliated with the installation and their family members at the Base Theater to answer questions and assist with registration for disaster assistance.

Photo by Pamela Jackson

Kevin Hannes, federal coordinating officer, Federal Emergency Management Agency’s National Incident Management Assistance Team - West, spoke at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, Jan. 31.

He was joined by a group that included the individual assistance and hazard mitigation coordinators from FEMA and a representative from the U.S. Small Business Administration. The group met with base personnel affiliated with the installation and their family members at the Base Theater to answer questions and assist with registration for disaster assistance.

Kevin Hannes, federal coordinating officer, Federal Emergency Management Agency’s National Incident Management Assistance Team - West, spoke at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, Jan. 31. He was joined by a group that included the individual assistance and hazard mitigation coordinators from FEMA and a representative from the U.S. Small Business Administration. The group met with base personnel affiliated with the installation and their family members at the Base Theater to answer questions and assist with registration for disaster assistance.

Photo by Pamela Jackson

A line of strong thunderstorms produced a tornado that passed through the Albany, Georgia, community and Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany carving a path of destruction leaving the landscape strewn with broken trees, downed power lines and damaged structures and military vehicles, Jan. 22.

A line of strong thunderstorms produced a tornado that passed through the Albany, Georgia, community and Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany carving a path of destruction leaving the landscape strewn with broken trees, downed power lines and damaged structures and military vehicles, Jan. 22.

Photo by Nathan Hanks

An EF-3 tornado destroys a structure aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, Jan. 22. The tornado passed through the Albany, Georgia, community and the installation carving a path of destruction leaving the landscape strewn with broken trees, downed power lines and damaged structures and military vehicles, Jan. 22.

An EF-3 tornado destroys a structure aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, Jan. 22. The tornado passed through the Albany, Georgia, community and the installation carving a path of destruction leaving the landscape strewn with broken trees, downed power lines and damaged structures and military vehicles, Jan. 22.

Photo by Nathan Hanks

An EF-3 tornado destroys the pecan grove aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, Jan. 22. The tornado passed through the Albany, Georgia, community and the installation carving a path of destruction leaving the landscape strewn with broken trees, downed power lines and damaged structures and military vehicles, Jan. 22.

An EF-3 tornado destroys the pecan grove aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, Jan. 22. The tornado passed through the Albany, Georgia, community and the installation carving a path of destruction leaving the landscape strewn with broken trees, downed power lines and damaged structures and military vehicles, Jan. 22.

Photo by Nathan Hanks

Many military vehicles aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany were damaged by a EF-3 tornado as it swept through the installation carving a path of destruction leaving the landscape strewn with broken trees, downed power lines and damaged structures, Jan. 22.

Many military vehicles aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany were damaged by a EF-3 tornado as it swept through the installation carving a path of destruction leaving the landscape strewn with broken trees, downed power lines and damaged structures, Jan. 22.

Photo by Nathan Hanks

A power line snaps and lands on top of a military vehicle after an EF-3 tornado swept through Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, Jan. 24. A line of strong thunderstorms produced a tornado that passed through the Albany, Georgia, community and Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany carving a path of destruction leaving the landscape strewn with broken trees, downed power lines and damaged structures, Jan. 22.

A power line snaps and lands on top of a military vehicle after an EF-3 tornado swept through Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, Jan. 24. A line of strong thunderstorms produced a tornado that passed through the Albany, Georgia, community and Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany carving a path of destruction leaving the landscape strewn with broken trees, downed power lines and damaged structures, Jan. 22.

Photo by Nathan Hanks

Marines clean up debris following the impact of an EF-3 tornado aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, Jan. 25. A line of strong thunderstorms produced the tornado that passed through the Albany, Georgia, community and Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany carving a path of destruction leaving the landscape strewn with broken trees, downed power lines and damaged structures, Jan. 22.

Marines clean up debris following the impact of an EF-3 tornado aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, Jan. 25. A line of strong thunderstorms produced the tornado that passed through the Albany, Georgia, community and Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany carving a path of destruction leaving the landscape strewn with broken trees, downed power lines and damaged structures, Jan. 22.

Photo by Nathan Hanks

Marines pose with Darrel Ealum, a retired Marine major and current Georgia State Representative, after cutting up trees and removing debris from severe storms that swept through the city of Albany, Ga., and surrounding counties, Jan. 7.

Marines pose with Darrel Ealum, a retired Marine major and current Georgia State Representative, after cutting up trees and removing debris from severe storms that swept through the city of Albany, Ga., and surrounding counties, Jan. 7.

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Cpl. Kane Keaton, admin clerk, Military Personnel, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, uses his chainsaw to cut trees after severe storms swept through the city of Albany, Ga., and surrounding counties, Jan. 7.

Cpl. Kane Keaton, admin clerk, Military Personnel, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, uses his chainsaw to cut trees after severe storms swept through the city of Albany, Ga., and surrounding counties, Jan. 7.

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Marines pose for a photo with Jerry Usry, a community volunteer, after cutting down a pine tree that had fallen during a recent severe storm, Jan. 7

Marines pose for a photo with Jerry Usry, a community volunteer, after cutting down a pine tree that had fallen during a recent severe storm, Jan. 7

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Marines assist their off-base neighbor with cutting up a pine tree that had fallen on top of a small truck after severe storms that swept through the city of Albany, Ga., and surrounding counties, Jan. 2.

Marines assist their off-base neighbor with cutting up a pine tree that had fallen on top of a small truck after severe storms that swept through the city of Albany, Ga., and surrounding counties, Jan. 2.

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Marines assist their off-base neighbor with cutting up trees and removing debris after severe storms that swept through the city of Albany, Ga., and surrounding counties, Jan. 2.

Marines assist their off-base neighbor with cutting up trees and removing debris after severe storms that swept through the city of Albany, Ga., and surrounding counties, Jan. 2.

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A capacity crowd, including active-duty service members, civilian personnel and community guests, filled the Chapel of the Good Shepherd at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany for the 2017 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. observance, Jan 11. Guest speaker for the annual commemoration was Pastor Darnell Lundy, an Americus, Ga. native.

A capacity crowd, including active-duty service members, civilian personnel and community guests, filled the Chapel of the Good Shepherd at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany for the 2017 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. observance, Jan 11. Guest speaker for the annual commemoration was Pastor Darnell Lundy, an Americus, Ga. native.

Photo by Verda L. Parker

Freedom Singer, Rutha Harris, wowed the crowd with a musical selection at the installation’s 2017 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. observance, Jan 11. The event, which was held at the Chapel of the Good Shepherd, aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, is a collaborative effort between Marine Corps Logistics Command, the Albany Area Chapter of Blacks in Government and MCLB Albany.

Freedom Singer, Rutha Harris, wowed the crowd with a musical selection at the installation’s 2017 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. observance, Jan 11. The event, which was held at the Chapel of the Good Shepherd, aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, is a collaborative effort between Marine Corps Logistics Command, the Albany Area Chapter of Blacks in Government and MCLB Albany.

Photo by Verda L. Parker

A capacity crowd, including active-duty service members, civilian personnel and community guests, filled the Chapel of the Good Shepherd at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany for the 2017 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. observance, Jan 11. Guest speaker for the annual commemoration was Pastor Darnell Lundy, an Americus, Ga. native.

A capacity crowd, including active-duty service members, civilian personnel and community guests, filled the Chapel of the Good Shepherd at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany for the 2017 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. observance, Jan 11. Guest speaker for the annual commemoration was Pastor Darnell Lundy, an Americus, Ga. native.

Photo by Verda L. Parker

Pastor Darnell Lundy, keynote speaker, addresses a capacity crowd at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s 2017 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. observance, here, Jan.11. The event, which was held at the installation’s Chapel of the Good Shepherd, is an annual commemoration collaborated between Marine Corps Logistics Command, the Albany Area Chapter of Blacks in Government and MCLB Albany.

Pastor Darnell Lundy, keynote speaker, addresses a capacity crowd at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s 2017 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. observance, here, Jan.11. The event, which was held at the installation’s Chapel of the Good Shepherd, is an annual commemoration collaborated between Marine Corps Logistics Command, the Albany Area Chapter of Blacks in Government and MCLB Albany.

Photo by Verda L. Parker

Marines with the Marine Corps Toys for Tots Program distribute toys in Albany, Ga., Dec. 20, 2016.

Marines with the Marine Corps Toys for Tots Program distribute toys in Albany, Ga., Dec. 20, 2016.

Photo by Nathan Hanks

Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany