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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

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

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

Constance Yelverton, supervisory education program specialist, Marine Corps University, Quantico, Va., addresses employees aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany during a leadership training class, recently.

Constance Yelverton, supervisory education program specialist, Marine Corps University, Quantico, Va., addresses employees aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany during a leadership training class, recently.

Photo by Joycelyn Biggs

Leading Chief Petty Officer Brett Yahn, Navy Recruiting Station Albany, Ga. (right), explains enlistment papers to Jawaun Stanley, a Lee County High School graduate, (center) in Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany's Coffman Hall, June 17. Capt. Rene Barber, project manager, Marine Corps Systems Command-Albany, (left) rendered the oath to the 18-year-old in front of his parents, Marines, Navy recruiters and civilian-Marines. Stanley will attend the Naval Academy Preparatory School in Rhode Island before attending the U.S. Naval Academy in Annapolis, Md.

Leading Chief Petty Officer Brett Yahn, Navy Recruiting Station Albany, Ga. (right), explains enlistment papers to Jawaun Stanley, a Lee County High School graduate, (center) in Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany's Coffman Hall, June 17. Capt. Rene Barber, project manager, Marine Corps Systems Command-Albany, (left) rendered the oath to the 18-year-old in front of his parents, Marines, Navy recruiters and civilian-Marines. Stanley will attend the Naval Academy Preparatory School in Rhode Island before attending the U.S. Naval Academy in Annapolis, Md.

Photo by Marti Gatlin

Jawaun Stanley, a Lee County High School graduate, (center) stands with Capt. Rene Barber, project manager, Marine Corps Systems Command-Albany (left); his dad, Kevin Stanley (second from left); his mom, Candita Stanley (third from right); Petty Officer 2nd Class Nina Hughes, Navy recruiter (second from right); and Leading Chief Petty Officer Brett Yahn, Navy Recruiting Station Albany, Ga., (right). The 18-year-old enlisted as a midshipman in the Navy Reserves.

Jawaun Stanley, a Lee County High School graduate, (center) stands with Capt. Rene Barber, project manager, Marine Corps Systems Command-Albany (left); his dad, Kevin Stanley (second from left); his mom, Candita Stanley (third from right); Petty Officer 2nd Class Nina Hughes, Navy recruiter (second from right); and Leading Chief Petty Officer Brett Yahn, Navy Recruiting Station Albany, Ga., (right). The 18-year-old enlisted as a midshipman in the Navy Reserves.

Photo by Marti Gatlin

Lt. Col. James C. Carroll III, commanding officer, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, speaks to Rep. Sanford D. Bishop, Jr., Georgia's 2nd Congressional District, during a change of command ceremony held May 28 on Schmid Field.

Lt. Col. James C. Carroll III, commanding officer, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, speaks to Rep. Sanford D. Bishop, Jr., Georgia's 2nd Congressional District, during a change of command ceremony held May 28 on Schmid Field.

Photo by Joycelyn Biggs

Lt. Col. James C. Carroll III, commanding officer, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, receives the unit colors from Col. Don Davis, outgoing commanding officer, MCLB Albany, during a change of command ceremony held May 28 on Schmid Field.

Lt. Col. James C. Carroll III, commanding officer, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, receives the unit colors from Col. Don Davis, outgoing commanding officer, MCLB Albany, during a change of command ceremony held May 28 on Schmid Field.

Photo by Joycelyn Biggs

Lt. Col. James C. Carroll III, commanding officer, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, speaks with Col. Don Davis, outgoing commanding officer, MCLB Albany, during a change of command ceremony held May 28 on Schmid Field.

Lt. Col. James C. Carroll III, commanding officer, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, speaks with Col. Don Davis, outgoing commanding officer, MCLB Albany, during a change of command ceremony held May 28 on Schmid Field.

Photo by Joycelyn Biggs

Lt. Col. James C. Carroll III, commanding officer, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, passes the unit colors to Sgt. Maj. Kenneth Agee, sergeant major, MCLB Albany, during a change of command ceremony held May 28 on Schmid Field.

Lt. Col. James C. Carroll III, commanding officer, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, passes the unit colors to Sgt. Maj. Kenneth Agee, sergeant major, MCLB Albany, during a change of command ceremony held May 28 on Schmid Field.

Photo by Joycelyn Biggs

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

Maj. Gen. John J. Broadmeadow, outgoing commanding general, Marine Corps Logistics Command, addresses the crowd during a change of command ceremony held at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, Georgia, May 12.

Maj. Gen. John J. Broadmeadow, outgoing commanding general, Marine Corps Logistics Command, addresses the crowd during a change of command ceremony held at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, Georgia, May 12.

Photo by Nathan L. Hanks Jr.

Maj. Gen. Craig C. Crenshaw, commanding general, Marine Corps Logistics Command, takes the helm of LOGCOM after a change of command ceremony held at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, Ga., May 12.

Maj. Gen. Craig C. Crenshaw, commanding general, Marine Corps Logistics Command, takes the helm of LOGCOM after a change of command ceremony held at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, Ga., May 12.

Photo by Nathan L. Hanks Jr.

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

Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany opens its gates to employers, colleges and universities from around the state and region during its annual Career and Education Fair, April 22. More than 47 representatives filled Thomason Gym, here, to discuss their agency's offerings to prospective active-duty, veterans as well as interested civilian candidates. The career fair is organized by the Personal and Professional Development Program staff to primarily connect employers, colleges and universities with transitioning active-duty military and other qualified personnel aboard the base.

Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany opens its gates to employers, colleges and universities from around the state and region during its annual Career and Education Fair, April 22. More than 47 representatives filled Thomason Gym, here, to discuss their agency's offerings to prospective active-duty, veterans as well as interested civilian candidates. The career fair is organized by the Personal and Professional Development Program staff to primarily connect employers, colleges and universities with transitioning active-duty military and other qualified personnel aboard the base.

Photo by Verda L. Parker

Dozens of community leaders came together at the Bridge House Conference Room located inside the Albany Convention and Visitors Bureau, Albany, Ga., to bid farewell to three top leaders at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, April 22. Dr. David Mosely, superintendent, Dougherty County School System, presented game balls to Col. Don Davis, commanding officer, MCLB Albany, and Maj. Gen. John Broadmeadow, commanding general, and Sgt. Maj. Joseph Davenport, sergeant major, both of Marine Corps Logistics Command, for their support of public education. Chris Cohilas, county commission chairman, Dougherty County Commission, and Tommy Clark, chairman, Albany Area Chamber of Commerce, presented awards to each for their community involvement and support.

Dozens of community leaders came together at the Bridge House Conference Room located inside the Albany Convention and Visitors Bureau, Albany, Ga., to bid farewell to three top leaders at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, April 22. Dr. David Mosely, superintendent, Dougherty County School System, presented game balls to Col. Don Davis, commanding officer, MCLB Albany, and Maj. Gen. John Broadmeadow, commanding general, and Sgt. Maj. Joseph Davenport, sergeant major, both of Marine Corps Logistics Command, for their support of public education. Chris Cohilas, county commission chairman, Dougherty County Commission, and Tommy Clark, chairman, Albany Area Chamber of Commerce, presented awards to each for their community involvement and support.

Photo by Pamela Jackson

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