An official website of the United States government

Here's how you know

Official websites use .mil

A .mil website belongs to an official U.S. Department of Defense organization in the United States.

Secure .mil websites use HTTPS

A lock () or https:// means you’ve safely connected to the .mil website. Share sensitive information only on official, secure websites.

Marines

Photos

Filter

Twenty-seven teens attend a five-day summer program at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, recently. In one activity, Tiara Noel (second from left), nurse, Child Development Center, MCLB Albany, assisted participating teens in preparing fruit and veggie smoothies as part of their learning on developing a healthier lifestyle through healthy eating. Teen C.A.R.R.O.L.L. University facilitators taught youth skills designed to help shape their day-to-day activities as well as their future choices and career goals.

Twenty-seven teens attend a five-day summer program at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, recently. In one activity, Tiara Noel (second from left), nurse, Child Development Center, MCLB Albany, assisted participating teens in preparing fruit and veggie smoothies as part of their learning on developing a healthier lifestyle through healthy eating. Teen C.A.R.R.O.L.L. University facilitators taught youth skills designed to help shape their day-to-day activities as well as their future choices and career goals.

Photo by Verda L. Parker

Base leaders join more than a dozen active-duty, retired and civilian Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany personnel participated in the 2nd annual Ties that Bind event, June 16. This event, sponsored by Phoebe Putney Memorial Hospital’s Network of Trust bonded 50 local men with 50 boys throughout the community using neck ties and sharing life lessons.

Base leaders join more than a dozen active-duty, retired and civilian Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany personnel participated in the 2nd annual Ties that Bind event, June 16. This event, sponsored by Phoebe Putney Memorial Hospital’s Network of Trust bonded 50 local men with 50 boys throughout the community using neck ties and sharing life lessons.

Photo by Nathan Hanks

Maj. Gen. Craig Crenshaw, commanding general, Marine Corps Logistics Command, teaches a young boy how to properly tie a neck during the 2nd annual Ties that Bind event, June 16. This event, sponsored by Phoebe Putney Memorial Hospital’s Network of Trust bonded 50 local men with 50 boys throughout the community using neck ties and sharing life lessons.

Maj. Gen. Craig Crenshaw, commanding general, Marine Corps Logistics Command, teaches a young boy how to properly tie a neck during the 2nd annual Ties that Bind event, June 16. This event, sponsored by Phoebe Putney Memorial Hospital’s Network of Trust bonded 50 local men with 50 boys throughout the community using neck ties and sharing life lessons.

Photo by Nathan Hanks

Lt.Col. George Lampkin, deputy director, C4 Department, Marine Corps Logistics Command, teaches a young man how to properly tie a neck tie during the 2nd annual Ties that Bind event, June 16. This event, sponsored by Phoebe Putney Memorial Hospital’s Network of Trust bonded 50 local men with 50 boys throughout the community using neck ties and sharing life lessons.

Lt.Col. George Lampkin, deputy director, C4 Department, Marine Corps Logistics Command, teaches a young man how to properly tie a neck tie during the 2nd annual Ties that Bind event, June 16. This event, sponsored by Phoebe Putney Memorial Hospital’s Network of Trust bonded 50 local men with 50 boys throughout the community using neck ties and sharing life lessons.

Photo by Pamela Jackson

Lt. Cmdr. Kenneth Shaw III (left) assumes command of the Naval Branch Health Clinic-Albany in a change-of-charge ceremony at the Chapel of the Good Shepherd, aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, June 15. Shaw replaced the outgoing officer-in-charge, Cmdr. Raymond Bristol, who had served at NBHC-Albany since June 2013. Naval Branch Health Clinic-Albany is one of Naval Hospital Jacksonville, Florida’s six health care facilities located across Florida and Georgia.

Lt. Cmdr. Kenneth Shaw III (left) assumes command of the Naval Branch Health Clinic-Albany in a change-of-charge ceremony at the Chapel of the Good Shepherd, aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, June 15. Shaw replaced the outgoing officer-in-charge, Cmdr. Raymond Bristol, who had served at NBHC-Albany since June 2013. Naval Branch Health Clinic-Albany is one of Naval Hospital Jacksonville, Florida’s six health care facilities located across Florida and Georgia.

Photo by Verda L. Parker

Lt. Cmdr. Kenneth Shaw III (front) assumes command of the Naval Branch Health Clinic-Albany in a change-of-charge ceremony at the Chapel of the Good Shepherd, aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, June 15. Shaw and the outgoing officer-in-charge, Cmdr. Raymond Bristol (rear), cut a cake during a celebratory reception held at NBHC-Albany in their honor after the event. Bristol had served at NBHC-Albany since June 2013.

Lt. Cmdr. Kenneth Shaw III (front) assumes command of the Naval Branch Health Clinic-Albany in a change-of-charge ceremony at the Chapel of the Good Shepherd, aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, June 15. Shaw and the outgoing officer-in-charge, Cmdr. Raymond Bristol (rear), cut a cake during a celebratory reception held at NBHC-Albany in their honor after the event. Bristol had served at NBHC-Albany since June 2013.

Photo by Verda L. Parker

Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany marksmanship instructors use the Indoor Simulated Marksmanship Trainer to help shooters familiarize themselves with weapons before qualifying on the pistol or rifle range, recently.

Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany marksmanship instructors use the Indoor Simulated Marksmanship Trainer to help shooters familiarize themselves with weapons before qualifying on the pistol or rifle range, recently.

Photo by Nathan L. Hanks Jr.

A screen shot of the Indoor Simulated Marksmanship Trainer shows the shooters’ shot placement during familiarization training, recently.

A screen shot of the Indoor Simulated Marksmanship Trainer shows the shooters’ shot placement during familiarization training, recently.

Photo by Nathan L. Hanks Jr.

Marines use Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s Indoor Simulated Marksmanship Trainer to help familiarize themselves with weapons before qualifying on the pistol range, recently.

Marines use Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s Indoor Simulated Marksmanship Trainer to help familiarize themselves with weapons before qualifying on the pistol range, recently.

Photo by Nathan L. Hanks Jr.

Shooters aim at simulated targets using Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s Indoor Simulated Marksmanship Trainer, recently.

Shooters aim at simulated targets using Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s Indoor Simulated Marksmanship Trainer, recently.

Photo by Nathan L. Hanks Jr.

A Marine Corps Junior Reserve Officers Training Corps cadet from Plaquemine High School, Plaquemine, La., rappels down a tower during a Cadet Leadership Camp aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, June 8.

A Marine Corps Junior Reserve Officers Training Corps cadet from Plaquemine High School, Plaquemine, La., rappels down a tower during a Cadet Leadership Camp aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, June 8.

Photo by Nathan L. Hanks Jr.

A Marine Corps Junior Reserve Officers Training Corps cadet from Plaquemine High School, Plaquemine, La., puts his compass and map reading skills to test while navigating the Land Navigation Course during a Cadet Leadership Camp aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, June 8.

A Marine Corps Junior Reserve Officers Training Corps cadet from Plaquemine High School, Plaquemine, La., puts his compass and map reading skills to test while navigating the Land Navigation Course during a Cadet Leadership Camp aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, June 8.

Photo by Nathan L. Hanks Jr

Marine Corps Junior Reserve Officers Training Corps cadets from Plaquemine High School, Plaquemine, La., participate in an Aquatics Maximum Power Intense Training course in Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s pool, June 9.

Marine Corps Junior Reserve Officers Training Corps cadets from Plaquemine High School, Plaquemine, La., participate in an Aquatics Maximum Power Intense Training course in Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s pool, June 9.

Photo by Pamela Jackson

Four-year old Gavin Frakes shows off the catfish, which wins him a trophy at the 28th Annual Buddy Fishing Tournament at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, June 4. At the weigh in, Gavin walked away as the event’s overall biggest catch-of-the-day winner with his 1.4 pound catfish.

Four-year old Gavin Frakes shows off the catfish, which wins him a trophy at the 28th Annual Buddy Fishing Tournament at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, June 4. At the weigh in, Gavin walked away as the event’s overall biggest catch-of-the-day winner with his 1.4 pound catfish.

Photo by Verda L. Parker

One young angler participating in the 28th Annual Buddy Fishing Tournament at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, June 4, shows off his string of fish. The event, held at Covella Pond, here, is opened to community youth 15 years and younger. At the weigh in, several trophies were awarded for the biggest fish in various age groups at the end of the tournament.

One young angler participating in the 28th Annual Buddy Fishing Tournament at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, June 4, shows off his string of fish. The event, held at Covella Pond, here, is opened to community youth 15 years and younger. At the weigh in, several trophies were awarded for the biggest fish in various age groups at the end of the tournament.

Photo by Verda L. Parker

Young anglers, four-year old Prez Parks (right) and eight-year old Emmaya Parks are among the fisherman participating in the 28th Annual Buddy Fishing Tournament at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, June 4. Several trophies were awarded for the biggest fish in various age groups, at the weigh in at the end of the tournament. The event, held at Covella Pond, here, is opened to community youth 15 years and younger.

Young anglers, four-year old Prez Parks (right) and eight-year old Emmaya Parks are among the fisherman participating in the 28th Annual Buddy Fishing Tournament at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, June 4. Several trophies were awarded for the biggest fish in various age groups, at the weigh in at the end of the tournament. The event, held at Covella Pond, here, is opened to community youth 15 years and younger.

Photo by Verda L. Parker

Veteran fisherman, nine-year old Gabby Usry, displays her cooler full of fish at the 28th Annual Buddy Fishing Tournament at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, June 4. The event, held at Covella Pond, was opened to community youth 15 years and younger. Gabby, who came to the event with her grandfather, Brad Usry, said it was not her first time fishing, but it was her first time participating in the "buddy" tournament on the base.

Veteran fisherman, nine-year old Gabby Usry, displays her cooler full of fish at the 28th Annual Buddy Fishing Tournament at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, June 4. The event, held at Covella Pond, was opened to community youth 15 years and younger. Gabby, who came to the event with her grandfather, Brad Usry, said it was not her first time fishing, but it was her first time participating in the "buddy" tournament on the base.

Photo by Verda L. Parker

Cmdr. Raymond Bristol, office in charge, Naval Branch Health Clinic-Albany, aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, reads names of recipients of several awards and certificates during the retirement ceremony of Lt. Cmdr. Donald Mitchell, senior nurse executive, NBHC-Albany, in Orange Park, Florida, May 14. Bristol was the retiring official as Mitchell transitioned from his 30-year active-duty Navy career to retired civilian. Mitchell presented scores of awards and certificates to family and friends, who poured into the Orange Park Women’s Club to celebrate the honoree.

Cmdr. Raymond Bristol, office in charge, Naval Branch Health Clinic-Albany, aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, reads names of recipients of several awards and certificates during the retirement ceremony of Lt. Cmdr. Donald Mitchell, senior nurse executive, NBHC-Albany, in Orange Park, Florida, May 14. Bristol was the retiring official as Mitchell transitioned from his 30-year active-duty Navy career to retired civilian. Mitchell presented scores of awards and certificates to family and friends, who poured into the Orange Park Women’s Club to celebrate the honoree.

Photo by Verda L. Parker

Lt. Cmdr. Donald Mitchell, senior nurse executive, Naval Branch Health Clinic-Albany, aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, presents Certificates of Appreciation, American flags and roses to his mother, Alberta (left), his wife, Natalie (right), as well as other certificates to scores of other family members and friends during his retirement celebration. Mitchell retired after 30-years of active-duty service in the Navy at a “fair winds” celebration held in his honor at the Orange Park Women’s Club, Orange Park, Florida, May 14.

Lt. Cmdr. Donald Mitchell, senior nurse executive, Naval Branch Health Clinic-Albany, aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, presents Certificates of Appreciation, American flags and roses to his mother, Alberta (left), his wife, Natalie (right), as well as other certificates to scores of other family members and friends during his retirement celebration. Mitchell retired after 30-years of active-duty service in the Navy at a “fair winds” celebration held in his honor at the Orange Park Women’s Club, Orange Park, Florida, May 14.

Photo by Verda L. Parker

Lt. Cmdr. Donald Mitchell, senior nurse executive, Naval Branch Health Clinic-Albany, aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, retires after 30-years of active-duty service in the Navy at a “fair winds” celebration in Orange Park, Florida, May 14. Mitchell kicked-off his own retirement ceremony before a standing-room-only crowd of witnesses, donned in a sea of U.S. Navy summer uniforms and white civilian attire, who poured into the Orange Park Women’s Club to celebrate the honoree.

Lt. Cmdr. Donald Mitchell, senior nurse executive, Naval Branch Health Clinic-Albany, aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, retires after 30-years of active-duty service in the Navy at a “fair winds” celebration in Orange Park, Florida, May 14. Mitchell kicked-off his own retirement ceremony before a standing-room-only crowd of witnesses, donned in a sea of U.S. Navy summer uniforms and white civilian attire, who poured into the Orange Park Women’s Club to celebrate the honoree.

Photo by Verda L. Parker

Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany