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Marines learn how float with a combat pack during their annual swim qualification at the Base Pool aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, Aug 24

Marines learn how float with a combat pack during their annual swim qualification at the Base Pool aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, Aug 24

Photo by Nathan Hanks

A Marine conducts a deep-water gear shed in the Base Pool as part of the annual swim qualification aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, Aug 24.

A Marine conducts a deep-water gear shed in the Base Pool as part of the annual swim qualification aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, Aug 24.

Photo by Nathan Hanks

Young readers receive awards for their participation in Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s Summer Reading Program at Covella Pond, Aug. 20

Young readers receive awards for their participation in Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s Summer Reading Program at Covella Pond, Aug. 20

Photo by Nathan Hanks

Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s Summer Reading Program participants gather for the Summer Reading Awards Program at Covella Pond, Aug. 20.

Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s Summer Reading Program participants gather for the Summer Reading Awards Program at Covella Pond, Aug. 20.

Photo by Nathan Hanks

Major Lee Taylor, retired, keynote speaker, explains how reading and winning go hand-in-hand during Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s Summer Reading Awards Program at Covella Pond, Aug. 20.

Major Lee Taylor, retired, keynote speaker, explains how reading and winning go hand-in-hand during Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s Summer Reading Awards Program at Covella Pond, Aug. 20.

Photo by Nathan Hanks

A young child receives assistance while playing basketball after Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s Summer Reading Awards Program at Covella Pond, Aug. 20.

A young child receives assistance while playing basketball after Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s Summer Reading Awards Program at Covella Pond, Aug. 20.

Photo by Nathan Hanks

A parent assists her child in hitting a golf ball after participating in Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s Summer Reading Awards Program at Covella Pond, Aug. 20.

A parent assists her child in hitting a golf ball after participating in Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s Summer Reading Awards Program at Covella Pond, Aug. 20.

Photo by Nathan Hanks

Major Lee Taylor, retired, keynote speaker, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s Summer Reading Program, assists several children play games after the conclusion of the summer reading awards program at Covella Pond, Aug. 20.

Major Lee Taylor, retired, keynote speaker, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s Summer Reading Program, assists several children play games after the conclusion of the summer reading awards program at Covella Pond, Aug. 20.

Photo by Nathan Hanks

Children play games after Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s Summer Reading Program at Covella Pond, Aug. 20.

Children play games after Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s Summer Reading Program at Covella Pond, Aug. 20.

Photo by Nathan Hanks

Retired Marine Col. Dan Gillan, (right) president and president and chief executive officer, Albany Area Young Men’s Christian Association, Albany, Ga., and the guest of honor at a recent mess night, spoke to the Marines about the importance of volunteerism at the Town and Country Grand Ballroom aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany.

Retired Marine Col. Dan Gillan, (right) president and president and chief executive officer, Albany Area Young Men’s Christian Association, Albany, Ga., and the guest of honor at a recent mess night, spoke to the Marines about the importance of volunteerism at the Town and Country Grand Ballroom aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany.

Photo by Nathan Hanks

Lieutenant Col. Nathaniel K. Robinson, right, president of the mess, goes over the final details of the mess night with Gunnery Sgt. David Washington, vice president of the mess, at the Town and Country Grand Ballroom aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, recently.

Lieutenant Col. Nathaniel K. Robinson, right, president of the mess, goes over the final details of the mess night with Gunnery Sgt. David Washington, vice president of the mess, at the Town and Country Grand Ballroom aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, recently.

Photo by Nathan Hanks

Officers and staff noncommissioned officers from various commands throughout the base took part in a recent mess night, a formal occasion where Marines gather to share the Corps’ customs and courtesies, as well as build camaraderie and Esprit de Corps at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s Town and Country Grand Ballroom.

Officers and staff noncommissioned officers from various commands throughout the base took part in a recent mess night, a formal occasion where Marines gather to share the Corps’ customs and courtesies, as well as build camaraderie and Esprit de Corps at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s Town and Country Grand Ballroom.

Photo by Nathan Hanks

$Marines bring attention to infractions, and sometimes false allegations, adding humor to a recent mess night held at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s Town and Country Grand Ballroom. Marines found guilty were charged to pay a small fine or take a drink from the “grog.”$

Marines bring attention to infractions, and sometimes false allegations, adding humor to a recent mess night held at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s Town and Country Grand Ballroom. Marines found guilty were charged to pay a small fine or take a drink from the “grog.”

Photo by Nathan Hanks

Food plots are ready, bow qualifications are complete and ladder stands are in place. Hunting enthusiasts have waited many months for the start of the 2016-17 deer hunting season, which begins Saturday, Sept. 10., aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany.

Food plots are ready, bow qualifications are complete and ladder stands are in place. Hunting enthusiasts have waited many months for the start of the 2016-17 deer hunting season, which begins Saturday, Sept. 10., aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany.

Photo by Nathan Hanks

Food plots are ready, bow qualifications are complete and ladder stands are in place. Hunting enthusiasts have waited many months for the start of the 2016-17 deer hunting season, which begins Saturday, Sept. 10., aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany.

Food plots are ready, bow qualifications are complete and ladder stands are in place. Hunting enthusiasts have waited many months for the start of the 2016-17 deer hunting season, which begins Saturday, Sept. 10., aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany.

Photo by Nathan Hanks

Food plots are ready, bow qualifications are complete and ladder stands are in place. Hunting enthusiasts have waited many months for the start of the 2016-17 deer hunting season, which begins Saturday, Sept. 10., aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany.

Food plots are ready, bow qualifications are complete and ladder stands are in place. Hunting enthusiasts have waited many months for the start of the 2016-17 deer hunting season, which begins Saturday, Sept. 10., aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany.

Photo by Nathan Hanks

2nd Lt. Delaney T. Bourlakov, adjutant, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, receives a T-shirt and a medal for completing the second annual High Intensity Tactical Training Athlete Championship aboard Marine Corps Air Station Miramar in San Diego, Calif., Aug. 19.

2nd Lt. Delaney T. Bourlakov, adjutant, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, receives a T-shirt and a medal for completing the second annual High Intensity Tactical Training Athlete Championship aboard Marine Corps Air Station Miramar in San Diego, Calif., Aug. 19.

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2nd Lt. Delaney T. Bourlakov (center kneeling) adjutant, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, poses with some of the female competitors at the second annual High Intensity Tactical Training Athlete Championship aboard Marine Corps Air Station Miramar in San Diego, California, Aug. 17.

2nd Lt. Delaney T. Bourlakov (center kneeling) adjutant, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, poses with some of the female competitors at the second annual High Intensity Tactical Training Athlete Championship aboard Marine Corps Air Station Miramar in San Diego, California, Aug. 17.

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Nathan Arnold, program coordinator, University of Georgia, Small Business Development Center, facilitates a Boots-2-Business Workshop session at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s Lifelong Learning Center, recently. Arnold was one of several who presented training modules to transitioning service members interested in starting a business through the entrepreneurship program, which was designed for veterans.

Nathan Arnold, program coordinator, University of Georgia, Small Business Development Center, facilitates a Boots-2-Business Workshop session at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s Lifelong Learning Center, recently. Arnold was one of several who presented training modules to transitioning service members interested in starting a business through the entrepreneurship program, which was designed for veterans.

Photo by Verda L. Parker

Hester Taylor Clark, president/founder, Hester Group, Jacksonville, Fla., facilitates a Boots-2-Business Workshop session at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s Lifelong Learning Center, recently. Clark shared her journey from a home-based business to a successful corporation with transitioning service members interested in starting a business after separating active duty.

Hester Taylor Clark, president/founder, Hester Group, Jacksonville, Fla., facilitates a Boots-2-Business Workshop session at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s Lifelong Learning Center, recently. Clark shared her journey from a home-based business to a successful corporation with transitioning service members interested in starting a business after separating active duty.

Photo by Verda L. Parker

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