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Jerry Laney (left) safety coordinator, C4, Marine Corps Logistics Command, receives a shadow box from Hal Gobin, director, C4, LOGCOM, at his retirement March 27 in LOGCOM's Multipurpose Room, Building 3700.

Jerry Laney (left) safety coordinator, C4, Marine Corps Logistics Command, receives a shadow box from Hal Gobin, director, C4, LOGCOM, at his retirement March 27 in LOGCOM's Multipurpose Room, Building 3700.

Photo by Lynda Greene

Kent Morrison (left) Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s executive director, and Charles Goodson, director, Marine and Family Programs, Marine Corps Community Services, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, play their instruments during the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. observation held here, Jan. 14.

Kent Morrison (left) Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s executive director, and Charles Goodson, director, Marine and Family Programs, Marine Corps Community Services, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, play their instruments during the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. observation held here, Jan. 14.

Photo by Verda L. Parker

Kent Morrison, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany's executive director, acts as the auctioneer for the Officers Spouses' Club auction, Feb. 15, at the Doublegate Country Club in Albany, Ga.

Kent Morrison, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany's executive director, acts as the auctioneer for the Officers Spouses' Club auction, Feb. 15, at the Doublegate Country Club in Albany, Ga.

Photo by Verda L. Parker

Kent Morrison, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s executive director, reviews documents with Laura A. Thorne, executive assistant to the commanding officer, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, recently.

Kent Morrison, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s executive director, reviews documents with Laura A. Thorne, executive assistant to the commanding officer, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, recently.

Photo by Verda L. Parker

U.S. Marine Sgt. Joseph Hale arranges a dinner plate for the Pentagon team during the 2014 Military Arts Competition at Fort Lee, Va. March 11, 2014. (DoD photo by EJ Hersom)

U.S. Marine Sgt. Joseph Hale arranges a dinner plate for the Pentagon team during the 2014 Military Arts Competition at Fort Lee, Va. March 11, 2014. (DoD photo by EJ Hersom)

Photo by EJ Hersom/GS9

Seaman Aundrea Maddox (right) dental assistant, Naval Dental Clinic, assists Cmdr. Michael Tai, dentist, Naval Dental Clinic, with a Marine’s annual dental cleaning, recently. Maddox is the recipient of the Blue Jacket Award for the Naval Branch Health Clinic Albany’s 4th quarter.

Seaman Aundrea Maddox (right) dental assistant, Naval Dental Clinic, assists Cmdr. Michael Tai, dentist, Naval Dental Clinic, with a Marine’s annual dental cleaning, recently. Maddox is the recipient of the Blue Jacket Award for the Naval Branch Health Clinic Albany’s 4th quarter.

Photo by Joycelyn Biggs

Sgt. Thomas Over, volunteer income tax assistant, Tax Center noncommissioned officer, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, prepares taxes for Marine Corps Police Department Deputy Police Chief Sean Lamonzs at the Tax Center in Building 3500, recently.

Sgt. Thomas Over, volunteer income tax assistant, Tax Center noncommissioned officer, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, prepares taxes for Marine Corps Police Department Deputy Police Chief Sean Lamonzs at the Tax Center in Building 3500, recently.

Photo by Joycelyn Biggs

Lt. Col. George Lampkin, operations officer, C4, Marine Corps Logistics Command, presents Bennie Paige an American flag during his retirement ceremony held in front of Building 3700, Feb. 20. Paige retired after 37 years of service and the flag was flown in his honor.

Lt. Col. George Lampkin, operations officer, C4, Marine Corps Logistics Command, presents Bennie Paige an American flag during his retirement ceremony held in front of Building 3700, Feb. 20. Paige retired after 37 years of service and the flag was flown in his honor.

Photo by Verda L. Parker

After emerging as the best among his peers, Petty Officer 3rd class Emmanuel Melendez, radiology technician, Naval Branch Health Clinic Albany, was selected as the best of the best. He won the Junior Sailor of the Quarter Award for the 4th quarter.

After emerging as the best among his peers, Petty Officer 3rd class Emmanuel Melendez, radiology technician, Naval Branch Health Clinic Albany, was selected as the best of the best. He won the Junior Sailor of the Quarter Award for the 4th quarter.

Photo by Joycelyn Biggs

Cpl. Candice Clark, supply administration, Marine Corps Systems Command, works out seven day a week at the Daniels Family Fitness Center, recently. Clark achieved a perfect score, 300, on both the physical fitness test and combat fitness test.

Cpl. Candice Clark, supply administration, Marine Corps Systems Command, works out seven day a week at the Daniels Family Fitness Center, recently. Clark achieved a perfect score, 300, on both the physical fitness test and combat fitness test.

Photo by Joycelyn Biggs

Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany employee Donnie Baggs wins the Voluntary Protection Programs Participants’ Association’s safety and health conference annual logo competition for the third time, recently.

Photo by Donnie Baggs

Archie Fowler, deputy directorate of the Information Technology Department, Marine Corps Logistics Command, retires during a ceremony held Jan. 10 in the multi-purpose room, Building 3700.

Archie Fowler, deputy directorate of the Information Technology Department, Marine Corps Logistics Command, retires during a ceremony held Jan. 10 in the multi-purpose room, Building 3700.

Photo by courtesy photo

The recipient of this year’s Commanding General, MARCORLOGCOM Headquarters Certificate of Achievement in Fitness is Dewayne Corbett of the Distribution Management Center.

The recipient of this year’s Commanding General, MARCORLOGCOM Headquarters Certificate of Achievement in Fitness is Dewayne Corbett of the Distribution Management Center.

Photo by Courtesy

Brig. Gen. Robert F. Castellvi, commanding general, Marine Corps Installations East/commander, Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune, N.C., poses with base Marines who have won MCIEAST’s meritorious sergeant, noncommissioned officer of the quarter and Marine of the Quarter boards during his visit here, Nov. 19.

Brig. Gen. Robert F. Castellvi, commanding general, Marine Corps Installations East/commander, Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune, N.C., poses with base Marines who have won MCIEAST’s meritorious sergeant, noncommissioned officer of the quarter and Marine of the Quarter boards during his visit here, Nov. 19.

Photo by Joycelyn Biggs

Johnny L. Litman III, right, procurement and fiscal law attorney, Office of Counsel, Marine Corps Logistics Command, receives an American flag and shadow box from David Rowland, attorney, Office of Counsel, LOGCOM, during Litman’s retirement luncheon Nov. 14 held at the Town and Country Restaurant Ballroom.

Johnny L. Litman III, right, procurement and fiscal law attorney, Office of Counsel, Marine Corps Logistics Command, receives an American flag and shadow box from David Rowland, attorney, Office of Counsel, LOGCOM, during Litman’s retirement luncheon Nov. 14 held at the Town and Country Restaurant Ballroom.

Photo by Nathan L. Hanks

Career logistician, Ron Wilson, settled into his new role as the deputy director of Weapon Systems Management Center, Marine Corps Logistics Command, recently.

Career logistician, Ron Wilson, settled into his new role as the deputy director of Weapon Systems Management Center, Marine Corps Logistics Command, recently.

Photo by Sgt. Brandon Saunders

Weapons Systems Management Center Director, Lyndia “Sue” Wright recently retires after a successful and accomplished career of 36 years of civil service.

Weapons Systems Management Center Director, Lyndia “Sue” Wright recently retires after a successful and accomplished career of 36 years of civil service.

Photo by Sgt. Brandon L. Saunders

Michael C. Bogdahn, deputy commander, Production Operations, Marine Depot Maintenance Command, retired to his home state of N.C., Tuesday after 35 years of service.

Michael C. Bogdahn, deputy commander, Production Operations, Marine Depot Maintenance Command, retired to his home state of N.C., Tuesday after 35 years of service.

Photo by Courtesy

Then-Gunnery Sgt. Carlotta Moore learns how to fire a mounted .50-caliber machine gun with the Special Forces Team in Afghanistan in 2006. During her tour there, she performed the duties of the Administrative Liaison and Senior Enlisted Adviser for Marine Corps Element - Afghanistan and was promoted to master sergeant.

Then-Gunnery Sgt. Carlotta Moore learns how to fire a mounted .50-caliber machine gun with the Special Forces Team in Afghanistan in 2006. During her tour there, she performed the duties of the Administrative Liaison and Senior Enlisted Adviser for Marine Corps Element - Afghanistan and was promoted to master sergeant.

Photo by Marti Gatlin

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