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Sgt. Maj. Stephanie Murphy, sergeant major, Marine Corps Logistics Command, speaks during the annual Veterans Appreciation Luncheon at Turner Job Corps, Nov. 13. Murphy thanked the veterans in attendance for their service and encouraged them to continue to cultivate their deep love of country and service. “But to the students gathered here, I urge you to challenge yourselves to complete the task of graduating from your respective programs, be humble, be genuine, be a leader, focus on your daily efforts and finish what you start,” she said. “This is how you honor veterans.”

Sgt. Maj. Stephanie Murphy, sergeant major, Marine Corps Logistics Command, speaks during the annual Veterans Appreciation Luncheon at Turner Job Corps, Nov. 13. Murphy thanked the veterans in attendance for their service and encouraged them to continue to cultivate their deep love of country and service. “But to the students gathered here, I urge you to challenge yourselves to complete the task of graduating from your respective programs, be humble, be genuine, be a leader, focus on your daily efforts and finish what you start,” she said. “This is how you honor veterans.”

Photo by Pamela Jackson

Sgt. Maj. Stephanie Murphy, sergeant major, Marine Corps Logistics Command, speaks during the annual Veterans Appreciation Luncheon at Turner Job Corps, Albany, Ga., Nov. 13. Murphy thanked the veterans in attendance for their service and encouraged them to continue to cultivate their deep love of country and service. “But to the students gathered here, I urge you to challenge yourselves to complete the task of graduating from your respective programs, be humble, be genuine, be a leader, focus on your daily efforts and finish what you start,” she said. “This is how you honor veterans.”

Sgt. Maj. Stephanie Murphy, sergeant major, Marine Corps Logistics Command, speaks during the annual Veterans Appreciation Luncheon at Turner Job Corps, Albany, Ga., Nov. 13. Murphy thanked the veterans in attendance for their service and encouraged them to continue to cultivate their deep love of country and service. “But to the students gathered here, I urge you to challenge yourselves to complete the task of graduating from your respective programs, be humble, be genuine, be a leader, focus on your daily efforts and finish what you start,” she said. “This is how you honor veterans.”

Photo by Pamela Jackson

Sgt. Maj. Stephanie Murphy, sergeant major, Marine Corps Logistics Command, speaks during the annual Veterans Appreciation Luncheon at Turner Job Corps, Nov. 13. Murphy thanked the veterans in attendance for their service and encouraged them to continue to cultivate their deep love of country and service. “But to the students gathered here, I urge you to challenge yourselves to complete the task of graduating from your respective programs, be humble, be genuine, be a leader, focus on your daily efforts and finish what you start,” she said. “This is how you honor veterans.”

Sgt. Maj. Stephanie Murphy, sergeant major, Marine Corps Logistics Command, speaks during the annual Veterans Appreciation Luncheon at Turner Job Corps, Nov. 13. Murphy thanked the veterans in attendance for their service and encouraged them to continue to cultivate their deep love of country and service. “But to the students gathered here, I urge you to challenge yourselves to complete the task of graduating from your respective programs, be humble, be genuine, be a leader, focus on your daily efforts and finish what you start,” she said. “This is how you honor veterans.”

Photo by Pamela Jackson

Col. James C. Carroll III, commanding officer, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, joins other local dignitaries, hundreds of veterans and community members for the dedication ceremony for the Broad Avenue Veterans Memorial Bridge, Nov. 11. “Thank you for your strong support of the military, he said. “MCLB Albany has been an integral part of this community and Southwest Georgia and the bond we share is just as strong today as it was in 1952. Many of the veterans here today have come through MCLB Albany and have remained here as retirees and employees. In my almost 30 years in the Marine Corps, I have traveled across this great nation and I have never run across a community that has a stronger bond with retirees as well as active duty that exists here in Albany, Georgia.”

Col. James C. Carroll III, commanding officer, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, joins other local dignitaries, hundreds of veterans and community members for the dedication ceremony for the Broad Avenue Veterans Memorial Bridge, Nov. 11. “Thank you for your strong support of the military, he said. “MCLB Albany has been an integral part of this community and Southwest Georgia and the bond we share is just as strong today as it was in 1952. Many of the veterans here today have come through MCLB Albany and have remained here as retirees and employees. In my almost 30 years in the Marine Corps, I have traveled across this great nation and I have never run across a community that has a stronger bond with retirees as well as active duty that exists here in Albany, Georgia.”

Photo by Pamela Jackson

Col. James C. Carroll III, commanding officer, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, joins other local dignitaries, hundreds of veterans and community members for the dedication ceremony for the Broad Avenue Veterans Memorial Bridge, Nov. 11. “Thank you for your strong support of the military, he said. “MCLB Albany has been an integral part of this community and Southwest Georgia and the bond we share is just as strong today as it was in 1952. Many of the veterans here today have come through MCLB Albany and have remained here as retirees and employees. In my almost 30 years in the Marine Corps, I have traveled across this great nation and I have never run across a community that has a stronger bond with retirees as well as active duty that exists here in Albany, Georgia.”

Col. James C. Carroll III, commanding officer, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, joins other local dignitaries, hundreds of veterans and community members for the dedication ceremony for the Broad Avenue Veterans Memorial Bridge, Nov. 11. “Thank you for your strong support of the military, he said. “MCLB Albany has been an integral part of this community and Southwest Georgia and the bond we share is just as strong today as it was in 1952. Many of the veterans here today have come through MCLB Albany and have remained here as retirees and employees. In my almost 30 years in the Marine Corps, I have traveled across this great nation and I have never run across a community that has a stronger bond with retirees as well as active duty that exists here in Albany, Georgia.”

Photo by Pamela Jackson

Col. James C. Carroll III, commanding officer, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, joins other local dignitaries, hundreds of veterans and community members for the dedication ceremony for the Broad Avenue Veterans Memorial Bridge, Nov. 11. “Thank you for your strong support of the military, he said. “MCLB Albany has been an integral part of this community and Southwest Georgia and the bond we share is just as strong today as it was in 1952. Many of the veterans here today have come through MCLB Albany and have remained here as retirees and employees. In my almost 30 years in the Marine Corps, I have traveled across this great nation and I have never run across a community that has a stronger bond with retirees as well as active duty that exists here in Albany, Georgia.”

Col. James C. Carroll III, commanding officer, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, joins other local dignitaries, hundreds of veterans and community members for the dedication ceremony for the Broad Avenue Veterans Memorial Bridge, Nov. 11. “Thank you for your strong support of the military, he said. “MCLB Albany has been an integral part of this community and Southwest Georgia and the bond we share is just as strong today as it was in 1952. Many of the veterans here today have come through MCLB Albany and have remained here as retirees and employees. In my almost 30 years in the Marine Corps, I have traveled across this great nation and I have never run across a community that has a stronger bond with retirees as well as active duty that exists here in Albany, Georgia.”

Photo by Pamela Jackson

Col. James C. Carroll III, commanding officer, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, joins other local dignitaries, hundreds of veterans and community members for the dedication ceremony for the Broad Avenue Veterans Memorial Bridge, Nov. 11. “Thank you for your strong support of the military, he said. “MCLB Albany has been an integral part of this community and Southwest Georgia and the bond we share is just as strong today as it was in 1952. Many of the veterans here today have come through MCLB Albany and have remained here as retirees and employees. In my almost 30 years in the Marine Corps, I have traveled across this great nation and I have never run across a community that has a stronger bond with retirees as well as active duty that exists here in Albany, Georgia.”

Col. James C. Carroll III, commanding officer, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, joins other local dignitaries, hundreds of veterans and community members for the dedication ceremony for the Broad Avenue Veterans Memorial Bridge, Nov. 11. “Thank you for your strong support of the military, he said. “MCLB Albany has been an integral part of this community and Southwest Georgia and the bond we share is just as strong today as it was in 1952. Many of the veterans here today have come through MCLB Albany and have remained here as retirees and employees. In my almost 30 years in the Marine Corps, I have traveled across this great nation and I have never run across a community that has a stronger bond with retirees as well as active duty that exists here in Albany, Georgia.”

Photo by Pamela Jackson

Col. James C. Carroll III, commanding officer, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, joins other local dignitaries, hundreds of veterans and community members for the dedication ceremony for the Broad Avenue Veterans Memorial Bridge, Nov. 11. “Thank you for your strong support of the military, he said. “MCLB Albany has been an integral part of this community and Southwest Georgia and the bond we share is just as strong today as it was in 1952. Many of the veterans here today have come through MCLB Albany and have remained here as retirees and employees. In my almost 30 years in the Marine Corps, I have traveled across this great nation and I have never run across a community that has a stronger bond with retirees as well as active duty that exists here in Albany, Georgia.”

Col. James C. Carroll III, commanding officer, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, joins other local dignitaries, hundreds of veterans and community members for the dedication ceremony for the Broad Avenue Veterans Memorial Bridge, Nov. 11. “Thank you for your strong support of the military, he said. “MCLB Albany has been an integral part of this community and Southwest Georgia and the bond we share is just as strong today as it was in 1952. Many of the veterans here today have come through MCLB Albany and have remained here as retirees and employees. In my almost 30 years in the Marine Corps, I have traveled across this great nation and I have never run across a community that has a stronger bond with retirees as well as active duty that exists here in Albany, Georgia.”

Photo by Pamela Jackson

Col. James C. Carroll III, commanding officer, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, joins other local dignitaries, hundreds of veterans and community members for the dedication ceremony for the Broad Avenue Veterans Memorial Bridge, Nov. 11. “Thank you for your strong support of the military, he said. “MCLB Albany has been an integral part of this community and Southwest Georgia and the bond we share is just as strong today as it was in 1952. Many of the veterans here today have come through MCLB Albany and have remained here as retirees and employees. In my almost 30 years in the Marine Corps, I have traveled across this great nation and I have never run across a community that has a stronger bond with retirees as well as active duty that exists here in Albany, Georgia.”

Col. James C. Carroll III, commanding officer, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, joins other local dignitaries, hundreds of veterans and community members for the dedication ceremony for the Broad Avenue Veterans Memorial Bridge, Nov. 11. “Thank you for your strong support of the military, he said. “MCLB Albany has been an integral part of this community and Southwest Georgia and the bond we share is just as strong today as it was in 1952. Many of the veterans here today have come through MCLB Albany and have remained here as retirees and employees. In my almost 30 years in the Marine Corps, I have traveled across this great nation and I have never run across a community that has a stronger bond with retirees as well as active duty that exists here in Albany, Georgia.”

Photo by Pamela Jackson

Lt. Col. Nathaniel Robinson, executive officer, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, speaks during the Veterans Day ceremony at Darton State College, Albany, Georgia, Nov. 10.

Lt. Col. Nathaniel Robinson, executive officer, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, speaks during the Veterans Day ceremony at Darton State College, Albany, Georgia, Nov. 10.

Photo by Pamela Jackson

Lt. Col. Nathaniel Robinson, executive officer, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, visits with a participant following the Veterans Day ceremony at Darton State College, Albany, Georgia, Nov. 10.

Lt. Col. Nathaniel Robinson, executive officer, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, visits with a participant following the Veterans Day ceremony at Darton State College, Albany, Georgia, Nov. 10.

Photo by Pamela Jackson

The 70-year anniversary of National Disability Employment Awareness Month is celebrated during the month of October this year. The goal of this initiative is to celebrate individuals with disabilities strengthening the workforce and to bring awareness and education concerning the issue.

The 70-year anniversary of National Disability Employment Awareness Month is celebrated during the month of October this year. The goal of this initiative is to celebrate individuals with disabilities strengthening the workforce and to bring awareness and education concerning the issue.

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Standing at attention in front of a formation of fellow service members and civilian-Marines at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, Lt. Cmdr. Dennis J. Riordan, receives a commendation during a brief ceremony honoring his achievement. Col. James C. Carroll III, commanding officer, MCLB Albany, pinned the Meritorious Service Medal on Riordan, public works officer, Installation and Environmental Branch, MCLB Albany, while Lt. Col. Nathaniel Robinson, executive officer, MCLB Albany, read President Barack Obama’s citation. The event was held at Coffman Hall, Bldg. 3500, Nov. 9.

Standing at attention in front of a formation of fellow service members and civilian-Marines at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, Lt. Cmdr. Dennis J. Riordan, receives a commendation during a brief ceremony honoring his achievement. Col. James C. Carroll III, commanding officer, MCLB Albany, pinned the Meritorious Service Medal on Riordan, public works officer, Installation and Environmental Branch, MCLB Albany, while Lt. Col. Nathaniel Robinson, executive officer, MCLB Albany, read President Barack Obama’s citation. The event was held at Coffman Hall, Bldg. 3500, Nov. 9.

Photo by Verda L. Parker

Standing at attention in front of a formation of fellow service members and civilian-Marines at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, Lt. Cmdr. Dennis J. Riordan, receives a commendation during a brief ceremony honoring his achievement. Col. James C. Carroll III, commanding officer, MCLB Albany, pinned the Meritorious Service Medal on Riordan, public works officer, Installation and Environmental Branch, MCLB Albany, while Lt. Col. Nathaniel Robinson, executive officer, MCLB Albany, read President Barack Obama’s citation. The event was held at Coffman Hall, Bldg. 3500, Nov. 9.

Standing at attention in front of a formation of fellow service members and civilian-Marines at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, Lt. Cmdr. Dennis J. Riordan, receives a commendation during a brief ceremony honoring his achievement. Col. James C. Carroll III, commanding officer, MCLB Albany, pinned the Meritorious Service Medal on Riordan, public works officer, Installation and Environmental Branch, MCLB Albany, while Lt. Col. Nathaniel Robinson, executive officer, MCLB Albany, read President Barack Obama’s citation. The event was held at Coffman Hall, Bldg. 3500, Nov. 9.

Photo by Verda L. Parker

Standing at attention in front of a formation of fellow service members and civilian-Marines at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, Lt. Cmdr. Dennis J. Riordan, receives a commendation during a brief ceremony honoring his achievement. Col. James C. Carroll III, commanding officer, MCLB Albany, pinned the Meritorious Service Medal on Riordan, public works officer, Installation and Environmental Branch, MCLB Albany, while Lt. Col. Nathaniel Robinson, executive officer, MCLB Albany, read President Barack Obama’s citation. The event was held at Coffman Hall, Bldg. 3500, Nov. 9.

Standing at attention in front of a formation of fellow service members and civilian-Marines at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, Lt. Cmdr. Dennis J. Riordan, receives a commendation during a brief ceremony honoring his achievement. Col. James C. Carroll III, commanding officer, MCLB Albany, pinned the Meritorious Service Medal on Riordan, public works officer, Installation and Environmental Branch, MCLB Albany, while Lt. Col. Nathaniel Robinson, executive officer, MCLB Albany, read President Barack Obama’s citation. The event was held at Coffman Hall, Bldg. 3500, Nov. 9.

Photo by Verda L. Parker

Standing at attention in front of a formation of fellow service members and civilian-Marines at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, Lt. Cmdr. Dennis J. Riordan, receives a commendation during a brief ceremony honoring his achievement. Col. James C. Carroll III, commanding officer, MCLB Albany, pinned the Meritorious Service Medal on Riordan, public works officer, Installation and Environmental Branch, MCLB Albany, while Lt. Col. Nathaniel Robinson, executive officer, MCLB Albany, read President Barack Obama’s citation. The event was held at Coffman Hall, Bldg. 3500, Nov. 9.

Standing at attention in front of a formation of fellow service members and civilian-Marines at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, Lt. Cmdr. Dennis J. Riordan, receives a commendation during a brief ceremony honoring his achievement. Col. James C. Carroll III, commanding officer, MCLB Albany, pinned the Meritorious Service Medal on Riordan, public works officer, Installation and Environmental Branch, MCLB Albany, while Lt. Col. Nathaniel Robinson, executive officer, MCLB Albany, read President Barack Obama’s citation. The event was held at Coffman Hall, Bldg. 3500, Nov. 9.

Photo by Verda L. Parker

Standing at attention in front of a formation of fellow service members and civilian-Marines at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, Lt. Cmdr. Dennis J. Riordan, receives a commendation during a brief ceremony honoring his achievement. Col. James C. Carroll III, commanding officer, MCLB Albany, pinned the Meritorious Service Medal on Riordan, public works officer, Installation and Environmental Branch, MCLB Albany, while Lt. Col. Nathaniel Robinson, executive officer, MCLB Albany, read President Barack Obama’s citation. The event was held at Coffman Hall, Bldg. 3500, Nov. 9.

Standing at attention in front of a formation of fellow service members and civilian-Marines at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, Lt. Cmdr. Dennis J. Riordan, receives a commendation during a brief ceremony honoring his achievement. Col. James C. Carroll III, commanding officer, MCLB Albany, pinned the Meritorious Service Medal on Riordan, public works officer, Installation and Environmental Branch, MCLB Albany, while Lt. Col. Nathaniel Robinson, executive officer, MCLB Albany, read President Barack Obama’s citation. The event was held at Coffman Hall, Bldg. 3500, Nov. 9.

Photo by Verda L. Parker

Standing at attention in front of a formation of fellow service members and civilian-Marines at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, Lt. Cmdr. Dennis J. Riordan, receives a commendation during a brief ceremony honoring his achievement. Col. James C. Carroll III, commanding officer, MCLB Albany, pinned the Meritorious Service Medal on Riordan, public works officer, Installation and Environmental Branch, MCLB Albany, while Lt. Col. Nathaniel Robinson, executive officer, MCLB Albany, read President Barack Obama’s citation. The event was held at Coffman Hall, Bldg. 3500, Nov. 9.

Standing at attention in front of a formation of fellow service members and civilian-Marines at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, Lt. Cmdr. Dennis J. Riordan, receives a commendation during a brief ceremony honoring his achievement. Col. James C. Carroll III, commanding officer, MCLB Albany, pinned the Meritorious Service Medal on Riordan, public works officer, Installation and Environmental Branch, MCLB Albany, while Lt. Col. Nathaniel Robinson, executive officer, MCLB Albany, read President Barack Obama’s citation. The event was held at Coffman Hall, Bldg. 3500, Nov. 9.

Photo by Verda L. Parker

Standing at attention in front of a formation of fellow service members and civilian-Marines at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, Lt. Cmdr. Dennis J. Riordan, receives a commendation during a brief ceremony honoring his achievement. Col. James C. Carroll III, commanding officer, MCLB Albany, pinned the Meritorious Service Medal on Riordan, public works officer, Installation and Environmental Branch, MCLB Albany, while Lt. Col. Nathaniel Robinson, executive officer, MCLB Albany, read President Barack Obama’s citation. The event was held at Coffman Hall, Bldg. 3500, Nov. 9.

Standing at attention in front of a formation of fellow service members and civilian-Marines at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, Lt. Cmdr. Dennis J. Riordan, receives a commendation during a brief ceremony honoring his achievement. Col. James C. Carroll III, commanding officer, MCLB Albany, pinned the Meritorious Service Medal on Riordan, public works officer, Installation and Environmental Branch, MCLB Albany, while Lt. Col. Nathaniel Robinson, executive officer, MCLB Albany, read President Barack Obama’s citation. The event was held at Coffman Hall, Bldg. 3500, Nov. 9.

Photo by Verda L. Parker

Naval Branch Health Clinic Albany, at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, offers flu vaccines for active-duty, retired service members and eligible beneficiaries. The vaccine can be administered by injection or flu (nasal) mist on a walk-in basis during normal clinic hours, Mondays – Fridays, 7:30 a.m.-4 p.m.

Naval Branch Health Clinic Albany, at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, offers flu vaccines for active-duty, retired service members and eligible beneficiaries. The vaccine can be administered by injection or flu (nasal) mist on a walk-in basis during normal clinic hours, Mondays – Fridays, 7:30 a.m.-4 p.m.

Photo by Joycelyn Biggs

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