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Petty Officer 2nd Class Joshua Gulley, security augmentation force augmentee, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, checks an identification card during SAF monthly training, here, recently.

Petty Officer 2nd Class Joshua Gulley, security augmentation force augmentee, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, checks an identification card during SAF monthly training, here, recently.

Photo by Nathan L. Hanks Jr.

As the sun begins to rise, the moon reflects off the still waters of Covella Pond aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, recently.

As the sun begins to rise, the moon reflects off the still waters of Covella Pond aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, recently.

Photo by Nathan L. Hanks Jr.

As the sun begins to rise, the moon reflects off the still waters of Covella Pond aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, recently.

As the sun begins to rise, the moon reflects off the still waters of Covella Pond aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, recently.

Photo by Nathan L. Hanks Jr.

From left: Capt. Jose Castillo, I-I Inspector-Instructor; Gunnery Sgt. Johnny Ruby, coordinator, Toys for Tots; Teresa Salter, Dunkin Donuts multiunit manager, Albany and Thomasville, Ga., and 1st Sgt. James Britton, I-I first sergeant. Salter receives a plaque Tuesday from Ruby for her support during the Toys for Toys 2014 season.
Dunkin Donuts supported the Toys for Tots team by donating donuts and coffee to more than 120 Marines during a two-week period. According to Ruby, the day the toys were distributed, the Dunkin Donuts team showed how they cared about their community and wanted to give back by helping fill bags with toys.

From left: Capt. Jose Castillo, I-I Inspector-Instructor; Gunnery Sgt. Johnny Ruby, coordinator, Toys for Tots; Teresa Salter, Dunkin Donuts multiunit manager, Albany and Thomasville, Ga., and 1st Sgt. James Britton, I-I first sergeant. Salter receives a plaque Tuesday from Ruby for her support during the Toys for Toys 2014 season. Dunkin Donuts supported the Toys for Tots team by donating donuts and coffee to more than 120 Marines during a two-week period. According to Ruby, the day the toys were distributed, the Dunkin Donuts team showed how they cared about their community and wanted to give back by helping fill bags with toys.

Photo by Nathan L. Hanks Jr.

Office staff as well as teachers and parents of Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s Child Development Center dress up in celebration of a holiday Staff Gathering and Spirit Week, recently. Participants of the event sported a variety of spirit gear throughout the week, which included Character Shirt Day, Pajama Day, Wacky/Tacky Day, Jersey Day and ended the week wearing festive holiday colors. Several of the CDC’s students also donned their spirit fashions during the activity.

Office staff as well as teachers and parents of Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s Child Development Center dress up in celebration of a holiday Staff Gathering and Spirit Week, recently. Participants of the event sported a variety of spirit gear throughout the week, which included Character Shirt Day, Pajama Day, Wacky/Tacky Day, Jersey Day and ended the week wearing festive holiday colors. Several of the CDC’s students also donned their spirit fashions during the activity.

Photo by Verda L. Parker

Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s Police Department cracks down on wanted persons attempting to gain entry to the installation.

Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s Police Department cracks down on wanted persons attempting to gain entry to the installation.

Photo by Verda L. Parker

Santa engages parents and children in a countdown to the Christmas Tree Lighting at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, Dec. 9. The annual ceremony was sponsored by the base's Marine Corps Exchange.

Santa engages parents and children in a countdown to the Christmas Tree Lighting at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, Dec. 9. The annual ceremony was sponsored by the base's Marine Corps Exchange.

Photo by Verda L. Parker

Robin Gray, program manager/facilitator, Transition Assistance Program, Marine Corps Community Services, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, facilitates a session for active-duty service members, who are preparing to separate from the military. The five-day Transition Readiness Seminar was held at MCLB Albany, recently.

Robin Gray, program manager/facilitator, Transition Assistance Program, Marine Corps Community Services, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, facilitates a session for active-duty service members, who are preparing to separate from the military. The five-day Transition Readiness Seminar was held at MCLB Albany, recently.

Photo by Verda L. Parker

The Tolleson family takes advantage of shopping opportunities, which the Marine Corps Exchange aboard Marine Corps Logistics Albany offers to active-duty service members, retirees and their family members. Although security may not be a major concern for eligible patrons while shopping on the installation, local law enforcement and base officials urged residents to exercise caution when shopping off base during this holiday season.

The Tolleson family takes advantage of shopping opportunities, which the Marine Corps Exchange aboard Marine Corps Logistics Albany offers to active-duty service members, retirees and their family members. Although security may not be a major concern for eligible patrons while shopping on the installation, local law enforcement and base officials urged residents to exercise caution when shopping off base during this holiday season.

Photo by Verda L. Parker

Lt. Col. Nathaniel Robinson, executive officer, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, waves to individuals in one of the nearly 70 parade entries during the 24th annual Celebration of Lights parade in downtown Albany, Saturday.

Lt. Col. Nathaniel Robinson, executive officer, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, waves to individuals in one of the nearly 70 parade entries during the 24th annual Celebration of Lights parade in downtown Albany, Saturday.

Photo by Pam Jackson

Marines from Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany support the 24th annual Celebration of Lights parade in downtown Albany, Dec. 6 by showcasing the M114 Up-Armored four-passenger High Mobility Multi-Wheeled Vehicle.

Marines from Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany support the 24th annual Celebration of Lights parade in downtown Albany, Dec. 6 by showcasing the M114 Up-Armored four-passenger High Mobility Multi-Wheeled Vehicle.

Photo by Pam Jackson

The Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany color guard marches down Pine Avenue in support of the 24th annual Celebration of Lights parade in downtown Albany, Dec. 6.

The Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany color guard marches down Pine Avenue in support of the 24th annual Celebration of Lights parade in downtown Albany, Dec. 6.

Photo by Pam Jackson

Sgt. John Alday, Marine Corps Recruiting Command, waves to the crowd during the 24th annual Celebration of Lights parade in downtown Albany, Dec. 6. Alday served as the driver for Lt. Col. Nathaniel Robinson, executive officer, and Sgt. Maj. Kenneth Agee, sergeant major, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany.

Sgt. John Alday, Marine Corps Recruiting Command, waves to the crowd during the 24th annual Celebration of Lights parade in downtown Albany, Dec. 6. Alday served as the driver for Lt. Col. Nathaniel Robinson, executive officer, and Sgt. Maj. Kenneth Agee, sergeant major, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany.

Photo by Pam Jackson

Maj. Gen. John J. Broadmeadow (back left), commanding general, Marine Corps Logistics Command, cuts the ribbon on a new consolidated shredding and disposal facility at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, recently. With him are Michael Williamson (front left), director, LOGCOM's Logistics Services Management Center; Robert Wilson (front right), director, Joint Program Office-Chemical Biological Defense Enterprise Fielding and Surveillance; and Bob Cerney (back right), business manager, JEFS.

Maj. Gen. John J. Broadmeadow (back left), commanding general, Marine Corps Logistics Command, cuts the ribbon on a new consolidated shredding and disposal facility at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, recently. With him are Michael Williamson (front left), director, LOGCOM's Logistics Services Management Center; Robert Wilson (front right), director, Joint Program Office-Chemical Biological Defense Enterprise Fielding and Surveillance; and Bob Cerney (back right), business manager, JEFS.

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A team of Marine Corps Logistics Command Marines deployed to Afghanistan, April 19, for a six-month tour. In the photo (from left to right), Gunnery Sgt. Ryan Lowder, Capt. Patrick Semonelli, Gunnery Sgt. Anthony Logan, Cpl. Giovanni Lima and Sgt. Brandon Quarterman returned to a hero’s welcome, Dec. 3.

A team of Marine Corps Logistics Command Marines deployed to Afghanistan, April 19, for a six-month tour. In the photo (from left to right), Gunnery Sgt. Ryan Lowder, Capt. Patrick Semonelli, Gunnery Sgt. Anthony Logan, Cpl. Giovanni Lima and Sgt. Brandon Quarterman returned to a hero’s welcome, Dec. 3.

Photo by Courtesy photo

A team of Marine Corps Logistics Command Marines deployed to Afghanistan, April 19, for a six-month tour. In the photo (from left to right), Gunnery Sgt. Ryan Lowder, Capt. Patrick Semonelli, Gunnery Sgt. Anthony Logan, Cpl. Giovanni Lima and Sgt. Brandon Quarterman returned to a hero’s welcome, Dec. 3.

A team of Marine Corps Logistics Command Marines deployed to Afghanistan, April 19, for a six-month tour. In the photo (from left to right), Gunnery Sgt. Ryan Lowder, Capt. Patrick Semonelli, Gunnery Sgt. Anthony Logan, Cpl. Giovanni Lima and Sgt. Brandon Quarterman returned to a hero’s welcome, Dec. 3.

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A team of Marine Corps Logistics Command Marines deployed to Afghanistan, April 19, for a six-month tour. In the photo, Master Sgt. Darrell Rogers (left), Maj. Javier Reyes (center), and Maj. Paulina Rojas returned to the base, Nov. 4. “Our mission was to retrograde all of the Marine Corps equipment that was being utilized in Operation Enduring Freedom in Afghanistan,” Rogers said. “We were responsible for getting all of that back to Albany to reset, rebuild it in order to get it back out to the fleet forces.

A team of Marine Corps Logistics Command Marines deployed to Afghanistan, April 19, for a six-month tour. In the photo, Master Sgt. Darrell Rogers (left), Maj. Javier Reyes (center), and Maj. Paulina Rojas returned to the base, Nov. 4. “Our mission was to retrograde all of the Marine Corps equipment that was being utilized in Operation Enduring Freedom in Afghanistan,” Rogers said. “We were responsible for getting all of that back to Albany to reset, rebuild it in order to get it back out to the fleet forces.

Photo by Courtesy photo

The Georgia State Patrol, Aviation Division, conducts training with Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany through helicopter landings and low altitude flights over the installation. A single aircraft demonstrated landings and take offs on MCLB Albany's Schmid Field, in front of Building 3500, and at Boyett Park, Dec. 2.

The Georgia State Patrol, Aviation Division, conducts training with Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany through helicopter landings and low altitude flights over the installation. A single aircraft demonstrated landings and take offs on MCLB Albany's Schmid Field, in front of Building 3500, and at Boyett Park, Dec. 2.

Photo by Joycelyn Biggs

The Georgia State Patrol, Aviation Division, conducts training with Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany through helicopter landings and low altitude flights over the installation. A single aircraft demonstrated landings and take offs on MCLB Albany's Schmid Field, in front of Building 3500, and at Boyett Park, Dec. 2.

The Georgia State Patrol, Aviation Division, conducts training with Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany through helicopter landings and low altitude flights over the installation. A single aircraft demonstrated landings and take offs on MCLB Albany's Schmid Field, in front of Building 3500, and at Boyett Park, Dec. 2.

Photo by Joycelyn Biggs

The Georgia State Patrol, Aviation Division, conducts training with Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany through helicopter landings and low altitude flights over the installation. A single aircraft demonstrated landings and take offs on MCLB Albany's Schmid Field, in front of Building 3500, and at Boyett Park, Dec. 2.

The Georgia State Patrol, Aviation Division, conducts training with Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany through helicopter landings and low altitude flights over the installation. A single aircraft demonstrated landings and take offs on MCLB Albany's Schmid Field, in front of Building 3500, and at Boyett Park, Dec. 2.

Photo by Joycelyn Biggs

Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany