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The Marines from 8th & I, consisting of the Silent Drill Platoon, "The Commandant's Own" Drum and Bugle Corps and the Marine Corps Color Guard, wowed Southwest Georgia again with their flawless performance and awe-inspiring showmanship on Schmid Field, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, March 20 in front of scores of spectators.

The Marines from 8th & I, consisting of the Silent Drill Platoon, "The Commandant's Own" Drum and Bugle Corps and the Marine Corps Color Guard, wowed Southwest Georgia again with their flawless performance and awe-inspiring showmanship on Schmid Field, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, March 20 in front of scores of spectators.

Photo by Nathan L. Hanks Jr.

Col. Scott Jensen, the Marine Corps Sexual Assault Prevention and Response branch head, elicits feedback from junior Marines about sexual assault prevention during his visit to Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, March 19.

Col. Scott Jensen, the Marine Corps Sexual Assault Prevention and Response branch head, elicits feedback from junior Marines about sexual assault prevention during his visit to Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, March 19.

Photo by Marti Gatlin

During Information, Tickets and Tours’ 17th Annual Travel and Recreation Trade Show aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, March 18, 34 vendors from Georgia, Florida and Tennessee showcase theme parks, hotels, historical sites and more through brochures, pamphlets and small souvenirs.

During Information, Tickets and Tours’ 17th Annual Travel and Recreation Trade Show aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, March 18, 34 vendors from Georgia, Florida and Tennessee showcase theme parks, hotels, historical sites and more through brochures, pamphlets and small souvenirs.

Photo by Marti Gatlin

Angelo Knox, Equal Employment Opportunity Office, holds "Izzy Real," a 3-pound, roughly 3-year-old alligator, beside Tim Williams, Gatorland, Orlando, Fla., during Information, Tickets and Tours’ 17th Annual Travel and Recreation Trade Show aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, March 18. Thirty-four vendors from Georgia, Florida and Tennessee showcased theme parks, hotels, historical sites and more through a small alligator, brochures, pamphlets and souvenirs.

Angelo Knox, Equal Employment Opportunity Office, holds "Izzy Real," a 3-pound, roughly 3-year-old alligator, beside Tim Williams, Gatorland, Orlando, Fla., during Information, Tickets and Tours’ 17th Annual Travel and Recreation Trade Show aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, March 18. Thirty-four vendors from Georgia, Florida and Tennessee showcased theme parks, hotels, historical sites and more through a small alligator, brochures, pamphlets and souvenirs.

Photo by Marti Gatlin

During Information, Tickets and Tours’ 17th Annual Travel and Recreation Trade Show aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, March 18, 34 vendors from Georgia, Florida and Tennessee showcase theme parks, hotels, historical sites and more through brochures, pamphlets and small souvenirs.

During Information, Tickets and Tours’ 17th Annual Travel and Recreation Trade Show aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, March 18, 34 vendors from Georgia, Florida and Tennessee showcase theme parks, hotels, historical sites and more through brochures, pamphlets and small souvenirs.

Photo by Marti Gatlin

Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany and Marine Corps Logistics Command officials attend a celebratory luncheon March 18 for the new Albany Green Energy biomass plant along with other community leaders. The new Biomass Plant will use waste wood to provide steam to help run one of Procter & Gamble's largest U.S. facilities and provide renewable electricity for the residents of Georgia. It will include a proposed partnership with MCLB Albany, which will use an Energy Savings Performance Contract to construct and operate a steam-to-electric generator on P&G's property.

Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany and Marine Corps Logistics Command officials attend a celebratory luncheon March 18 for the new Albany Green Energy biomass plant along with other community leaders. The new Biomass Plant will use waste wood to provide steam to help run one of Procter & Gamble's largest U.S. facilities and provide renewable electricity for the residents of Georgia. It will include a proposed partnership with MCLB Albany, which will use an Energy Savings Performance Contract to construct and operate a steam-to-electric generator on P&G's property.

Photo by Pamela Jackson

A member of the Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany Shooting Team puts up a target at the Base Pistol Range March 16 as he prepares for an upcoming pistol match at Camp Lejeune, N.C.

A member of the Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany Shooting Team puts up a target at the Base Pistol Range March 16 as he prepares for an upcoming pistol match at Camp Lejeune, N.C.

Photo by Nathan L. Hanks Jr.

Sgt. Bryan Kampa, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany Shooting Team member, practices at the Base Pistol Range March 16 for an upcoming pistol match at Camp Lejeune, N.C.

Sgt. Bryan Kampa, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany Shooting Team member, practices at the Base Pistol Range March 16 for an upcoming pistol match at Camp Lejeune, N.C.

Photo by Nathan L. Hanks Jr.

Pilots from the 101st Combat Aviation Brigade, Fort Campbell, Ky., board a Black Hawk at Blount Island Command, Jacksonville, Fla., March 10.

Pilots from the 101st Combat Aviation Brigade, Fort Campbell, Ky., board a Black Hawk at Blount Island Command, Jacksonville, Fla., March 10.

Photo by Nathan L. Hanks Jr.

A Black Hawk lifts off at Blount Island Command, Jacksonville, Fla., with pilots from the 101st Combat Aviation Brigade, Fort Campbell, Ky., March 10.

A Black Hawk lifts off at Blount Island Command, Jacksonville, Fla., with pilots from the 101st Combat Aviation Brigade, Fort Campbell, Ky., March 10.

Photo by Nathan L. Hanks Jr.

Elizabeth Bougher, aircraft mechanic, Lockheed Martin, removes a whip antenna from an Apache helicopter and hands it to Jason Rabalais, mechanic, Lockheed Martin, at Blount Island Command, Jacksonville, Fla., March 10. The helicopter is from the 101st Combat Aviation Brigade, Fort Campbell, Ky., nicknamed the "Wings of Destiny."

Elizabeth Bougher, aircraft mechanic, Lockheed Martin, removes a whip antenna from an Apache helicopter and hands it to Jason Rabalais, mechanic, Lockheed Martin, at Blount Island Command, Jacksonville, Fla., March 10. The helicopter is from the 101st Combat Aviation Brigade, Fort Campbell, Ky., nicknamed the "Wings of Destiny."

Photo by Nathan L. Hanks Jr.

Dr. Tracy Hejmanowski, psychologist, Naval Hospital Jacksonville, Fla., gives an overview of combat and operational stress symptoms to Marines and Sailors aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, recently.

Dr. Tracy Hejmanowski, psychologist, Naval Hospital Jacksonville, Fla., gives an overview of combat and operational stress symptoms to Marines and Sailors aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, recently.

Photo by Nathan L. Hanks Jr.

Dr. Tracy Hejmanowski, psychologist, Naval Hospital Jacksonville, Fla., briefs Marines and Sailors aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany on the symptoms of combat and operational stress, recently.

Dr. Tracy Hejmanowski, psychologist, Naval Hospital Jacksonville, Fla., briefs Marines and Sailors aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany on the symptoms of combat and operational stress, recently.

Photo by Nathan L. Hanks Jr.

Nicole Onuska, first vice president, Officers’ Spouses’ Club, (third from the right) poses in her twenties attire at the Officers’ Spouses’ Club auction,Double Gate Country Club, Albany, Ga., recently.

Nicole Onuska, first vice president, Officers’ Spouses’ Club, (third from the right) poses in her twenties attire at the Officers’ Spouses’ Club auction,Double Gate Country Club, Albany, Ga., recently.

Photo by Courtesy photo

Marine Corps Logistics Command’s active-duty service members participate in the Unit Marine Awareness and Prevention Integrated Training at the Base Theater, recently. The UMAPIT is a mandatory behavioral health training, which went into effect Jan 1. LOGCOM Marines also received training on the Marine Corps’ equal opportunity and hazing policies.

Marine Corps Logistics Command’s active-duty service members participate in the Unit Marine Awareness and Prevention Integrated Training at the Base Theater, recently. The UMAPIT is a mandatory behavioral health training, which went into effect Jan 1. LOGCOM Marines also received training on the Marine Corps’ equal opportunity and hazing policies.

Photo by Verda L. Parker

Staff Sgt. Benjamin Ford, company gunnery sergeant, Marine Corps Logistics Command, conducts a training session on the Marine Corps’ policy on hazing to a group of LOGCOM Marines at the Base Theater, recently. The activity was one in a three-part training, which also included the Marine Corps’ Equal Opportunity Policy and the mandatory Unit Marine Awareness and Prevention Integrated Training.

Staff Sgt. Benjamin Ford, company gunnery sergeant, Marine Corps Logistics Command, conducts a training session on the Marine Corps’ policy on hazing to a group of LOGCOM Marines at the Base Theater, recently. The activity was one in a three-part training, which also included the Marine Corps’ Equal Opportunity Policy and the mandatory Unit Marine Awareness and Prevention Integrated Training.

Photo by Verda L. Parker

Staff Sgt. Michael Murphy, suicide prevention program manager, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, facilitates the Unit Marine Awareness and Prevention Integrated Training to base Marines, recently. The mandatory UMAPIT training, which was held at the Base Theater, was conducted in accordance with the Marine Administrative Message’s, Active Number 512/14.

Staff Sgt. Michael Murphy, suicide prevention program manager, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, facilitates the Unit Marine Awareness and Prevention Integrated Training to base Marines, recently. The mandatory UMAPIT training, which was held at the Base Theater, was conducted in accordance with the Marine Administrative Message’s, Active Number 512/14.

Photo by Verda L. Parker

Maj. John Skutch, director, Future Plans Division, Marine Corps Logistics Command, shows off the heaviest buck harvested during Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s 2014-2015 bow hunting season. Skutch harvested his buck, Oct. 22, 2014, weighing in at 198 pounds.

Maj. John Skutch, director, Future Plans Division, Marine Corps Logistics Command, shows off the heaviest buck harvested during Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s 2014-2015 bow hunting season. Skutch harvested his buck, Oct. 22, 2014, weighing in at 198 pounds.

Photo by Courtesy photo

Lance Cpl. Kadrie Paul, travel clerk, Distribution Management Office, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, cuts a ribbon to officially open the Staff Noncommissioned Officers’ Lounge Sun Room, Feb. 20.

Lance Cpl. Kadrie Paul, travel clerk, Distribution Management Office, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, cuts a ribbon to officially open the Staff Noncommissioned Officers’ Lounge Sun Room, Feb. 20.

Photo by Nathan L. Hanks Jr.

In recognition of American Heart Month, HM3 Bryce Barfield, general corpsman, performs a blood pressure check on fellow hospital general corpsman, HN Christopher Mincey, recently. Both sailors are active-duty members in Primary Care, Naval Branch Health Clinic, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany.

In recognition of American Heart Month, HM3 Bryce Barfield, general corpsman, performs a blood pressure check on fellow hospital general corpsman, HN Christopher Mincey, recently. Both sailors are active-duty members in Primary Care, Naval Branch Health Clinic, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany.

Photo by Verda L. Parker

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