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Kent Morrison, executive director, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, spends part of Nov. 19 helping fifth grade students at Deerfield-Windsor’s Lower School, Albany, Ga., learn about the American Revolution.

Kent Morrison, executive director, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, spends part of Nov. 19 helping fifth grade students at Deerfield-Windsor’s Lower School, Albany, Ga., learn about the American Revolution.

Photo by Pamela Jackson

Kent Morrison, executive director, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, spends part of Nov. 19 helping fifth grade students at Deerfield-Windsor’s Lower School, Albany, Ga., learn about the American Revolution.

Kent Morrison, executive director, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, spends part of Nov. 19 helping fifth grade students at Deerfield-Windsor’s Lower School, Albany, Ga., learn about the American Revolution.

Photo by Pamela Jackson

Kent Morrison, executive director, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, spends part of Nov. 19 helping fifth grade students at Deerfield-Windsor’s Lower School, Albany, Ga., learn about the American Revolution.

Kent Morrison, executive director, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, spends part of Nov. 19 helping fifth grade students at Deerfield-Windsor’s Lower School, Albany, Ga., learn about the American Revolution.

Photo by Pamela Jackson

Donald Middlebrooks, engineering equipment operator, PrimeTech International, checks to ensure a mine-resistant ambush protected vehicle is securely attached prior to transport. The vehicle was delivered to an incoming equipment lot recently to be rebuilt.

Donald Middlebrooks, engineering equipment operator, PrimeTech International, checks to ensure a mine-resistant ambush protected vehicle is securely attached prior to transport. The vehicle was delivered to an incoming equipment lot recently to be rebuilt.

Photo by Joycelyn Biggs

William Palmer, engineering equipment operator, Marine Corps Logistics Command, transports a mine-resistant ambush protected vehicle to an incoming equipment lot recently. The vehicle was requested by Production Plant Albany staff to be rebuilt.

William Palmer, engineering equipment operator, Marine Corps Logistics Command, transports a mine-resistant ambush protected vehicle to an incoming equipment lot recently. The vehicle was requested by Production Plant Albany staff to be rebuilt.

Photo by Joycelyn Biggs

William Palmer, engineering equipment operator, Marine Corps Logistics Command, prepares to park a mine-resistant ambush protected vehicle in an incoming equipment lot. The vehicle was requested by Production Plant Albany staff to be rebuilt.

William Palmer, engineering equipment operator, Marine Corps Logistics Command, prepares to park a mine-resistant ambush protected vehicle in an incoming equipment lot. The vehicle was requested by Production Plant Albany staff to be rebuilt.

Photo by Joycelyn Biggs

Donald Middlebrooks, engineering equipment operator, PrimeTech International, assists a driver during the transport of a mine-resistant ambush protected vehicle aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany. The vehicle was delivered to an incoming equipment lot recently to be rebuilt.

Donald Middlebrooks, engineering equipment operator, PrimeTech International, assists a driver during the transport of a mine-resistant ambush protected vehicle aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany. The vehicle was delivered to an incoming equipment lot recently to be rebuilt.

Photo by Joycelyn Biggs

A protective lubricant is sprayed on a vehicle recently during the level A preservation process aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany. This is one step in an extensive process to help prevent deterioration of vehicles stored outside.

A protective lubricant is sprayed on a vehicle recently during the level A preservation process aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany. This is one step in an extensive process to help prevent deterioration of vehicles stored outside.

Photo by Joycelyn Biggs

Melvin Williams, mechanic, Marine Corps Logistics Command, checks the fluid levels on a vehicle recently while performing the level A preservation process aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany. This is one step in an extensive process to help prevent deterioration of vehicles stored outside.

Melvin Williams, mechanic, Marine Corps Logistics Command, checks the fluid levels on a vehicle recently while performing the level A preservation process aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany. This is one step in an extensive process to help prevent deterioration of vehicles stored outside.

Photo by Joycelyn Biggs

Freddie Grant, heavy mobile equipment repairer, Marine Corps Logistics Command, applies a protective powder on a vehicle recently while performing the level A preservation process. This is one step in an extensive process to help prevent deterioration of vehicles stored outside.

Freddie Grant, heavy mobile equipment repairer, Marine Corps Logistics Command, applies a protective powder on a vehicle recently while performing the level A preservation process. This is one step in an extensive process to help prevent deterioration of vehicles stored outside.

Photo by Joycelyn Biggs

Freddie Grant, heavy mobile equipment repairer, Marine Corps Logistics Command, applies a protective lubricant to a vehicle recently while performing the level A preservation process. This is one step in an extensive process to help prevent deterioration of vehicles stored outside.

Freddie Grant, heavy mobile equipment repairer, Marine Corps Logistics Command, applies a protective lubricant to a vehicle recently while performing the level A preservation process. This is one step in an extensive process to help prevent deterioration of vehicles stored outside.

Photo by Joycelyn Biggs

Melvin Williams, mechanic, Marine Corps Logistics Command, checks the fluid level on a vehicle recently while performing the level A preservation process aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany. This is one step in an extensive process to help prevent deterioration of vehicles stored outside.

Melvin Williams, mechanic, Marine Corps Logistics Command, checks the fluid level on a vehicle recently while performing the level A preservation process aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany. This is one step in an extensive process to help prevent deterioration of vehicles stored outside.

Photo by Joycelyn Biggs

Melvin Williams, mechanic, Marine Corps Logistics Command, removes a battery from a vehicle recently while performing the level A preservation process aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany. This is one step in an extensive process to help prevent deterioration of vehicles stored outside.

Melvin Williams, mechanic, Marine Corps Logistics Command, removes a battery from a vehicle recently while performing the level A preservation process aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany. This is one step in an extensive process to help prevent deterioration of vehicles stored outside.

Photo by Joycelyn Biggs

Cpl. Erin Zupko, police officer/K-9 handler, Marine Corps Police Department, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, and his military working dog, Meta, walk the perimeter of a commercial vehicle during a checkpoint inspection at the new Mock Road Gate, recently. All commercial vehicles entering the installation are required to go through security protocols before access is granted. Opening of the new entrance, Nov. 16, officially closes the Fleming Road Gate 5 to commercial vehicles and alleviates congestion for early morning commuters to the installation.

Cpl. Erin Zupko, police officer/K-9 handler, Marine Corps Police Department, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, and his military working dog, Meta, walk the perimeter of a commercial vehicle during a checkpoint inspection at the new Mock Road Gate, recently. All commercial vehicles entering the installation are required to go through security protocols before access is granted. Opening of the new entrance, Nov. 16, officially closes the Fleming Road Gate 5 to commercial vehicles and alleviates congestion for early morning commuters to the installation.

Photo by Verda L. Parker

Cpl. Erin Zupko, police officer/K-9 handler, Marine Corps Police Department, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, and his military working dog, Meta, walk the perimeter of a commercial vehicle during a checkpoint inspection at the new Mock Road Gate, recently. All commercial vehicles entering the installation are required to go through security protocols before access is granted. Opening of the new entrance, Nov. 16, officially closes the Fleming Road Gate 5 to commercial vehicles and alleviates congestion for early morning commuters to the installation.

Cpl. Erin Zupko, police officer/K-9 handler, Marine Corps Police Department, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, and his military working dog, Meta, walk the perimeter of a commercial vehicle during a checkpoint inspection at the new Mock Road Gate, recently. All commercial vehicles entering the installation are required to go through security protocols before access is granted. Opening of the new entrance, Nov. 16, officially closes the Fleming Road Gate 5 to commercial vehicles and alleviates congestion for early morning commuters to the installation.

Photo by Verda L. Parker

Members of the physical security team, at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, inspect a vehicle at the newly-constructed commercial truck entrance at Mock Road, recently. The renovated checkpoint, which was officially opened Nov. 16, was implemented as part of base safety personnel’s strategic plan to alleviate early morning traffic congestion created by commercial vehicles at the Fleming Road Gate 5.

Members of the physical security team, at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, inspect a vehicle at the newly-constructed commercial truck entrance at Mock Road, recently. The renovated checkpoint, which was officially opened Nov. 16, was implemented as part of base safety personnel’s strategic plan to alleviate early morning traffic congestion created by commercial vehicles at the Fleming Road Gate 5.

Photo by Verda L. Parker

Members of the physical security team, at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, inspect a vehicle at the newly-constructed commercial truck entrance at Mock Road, recently. The renovated checkpoint, which was officially opened Nov. 16, was implemented as part of base safety personnel’s strategic plan to alleviate early morning traffic congestion created by commercial vehicles at the Fleming Road Gate 5.

Members of the physical security team, at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, inspect a vehicle at the newly-constructed commercial truck entrance at Mock Road, recently. The renovated checkpoint, which was officially opened Nov. 16, was implemented as part of base safety personnel’s strategic plan to alleviate early morning traffic congestion created by commercial vehicles at the Fleming Road Gate 5.

Photo by Verda L. Parker

Members of the physical security team, at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, inspect a vehicle at the newly-constructed commercial truck entrance at Mock Road, recently. The renovated checkpoint, which was officially opened Nov. 16, was implemented as part of base safety personnel’s strategic plan to alleviate early morning traffic congestion created by commercial vehicles at the Fleming Road Gate 5.

Members of the physical security team, at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, inspect a vehicle at the newly-constructed commercial truck entrance at Mock Road, recently. The renovated checkpoint, which was officially opened Nov. 16, was implemented as part of base safety personnel’s strategic plan to alleviate early morning traffic congestion created by commercial vehicles at the Fleming Road Gate 5.

Photo by Verda L. Parker

Cpl. Erin Zupko, police officer/K-9 handler, Marine Corps Police Department, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, and his military working dog, inspect a commercial vehicle as part of a routine security check at the Mock Road Commercial Truck Gate. All vehicles entering the installation are required to go through rigorous security protocols before access is granted.

Cpl. Erin Zupko, police officer/K-9 handler, Marine Corps Police Department, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, and his military working dog, inspect a commercial vehicle as part of a routine security check at the Mock Road Commercial Truck Gate. All vehicles entering the installation are required to go through rigorous security protocols before access is granted.

Photo by Verda L. Parker

Members of the physical security team, at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, inspect a vehicle at the commercial truck entrance at Mock Road. According to the installation’s security officials, the physical security team, assisted by military working dogs, inspect between 100-200 commercial vehicles every day.

Members of the physical security team, at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, inspect a vehicle at the commercial truck entrance at Mock Road. According to the installation’s security officials, the physical security team, assisted by military working dogs, inspect between 100-200 commercial vehicles every day.

Photo by Verda L. Parker

Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany