🤝 Training together makes us stronger.
Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s Special Reaction Team joined forces with the Crisp, Dooly & Turner County Tri-County SWAT team for a day of joint training focused on teamwork, communication and interoperability.
🎥Ke’Cia Griffin
🟣 PLANTING PURPLE 🟣
A tribute to strength and survival, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany Marines, Sailors and other personnel raised awareness by participating in a torch run & planting flags in honor of lives impacted by domestic violence in front of base headquarters.
PICKLEBALL COURTS ARE NOW OPEN 🎉
The ribbon’s been cut and four pickleball courts at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany are open, Sept. 25. Following the ribbon cutting a doubles pickleball tournament was held.
📸: Kerri Copello
Strength. Endurance. Combat Readiness. 💪
ALBANY, Ga. — U.S. Marines assigned to Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany push their physical limits during the Combat Fitness Test, Sept. 24, 2026.
#USMC#MCLBA#CombatFitnessTest#CombatReady#SemperFi
📸/🎥KeCia Griffin
Happy Retirement 🫡
Richard Green, dispatcher, Non-Tactical Vehicle Branch, Logistics Support Division, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, retired after 27 years of service during a ceremony, Sept. 14.
Fair Winds and Following Seas.
📸: Kerri Copello
Marines aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany participated in pistol qualification training, Aug. 20, sharpening their marksmanship skills and reinforcing safe weapons handling.
📸 Ke’Cia Griffin
#MCLBAlbany#USMC
Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany had the distinct privilege of welcoming Ambassador Theodore R. Britton, Jr., one of the last living Montford Point Marines, Aug. 5.
#montfordpointmarines#ambassadorbritton
📸 Ke'Cia Griffin
HAPPY RETIREMENT:
MCLB Albany leadership and staff wish fair winds and following seas to Master Sergeant Jerry J. Williams, motor transport chief, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany. Williams retired after serving 27 years of faithful service, July 31.
📸: Kerri Copello
CHANGE OF COMMAND: Col. Stephen A. Richie assumed command of Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany after Matthew J. McKinney relinquished command, June 29.
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📸: Kerri Copello & Ke’Cia Griffin
Congratulations to the dozens of MCLB Albany personnel who received various awards for recognition of their dedication and commitment to the Marine Corps during a ceremony at the Base Theater, June 10. For more photos, visit our Facebook/IG pages.
📸: Kerri Copello
Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany hosted the annual Buddy Fishing Tournament at Covella Pond, June 6, 2026.
Young Anglers and their adult buddies took their places and casted their reels/poles hoping to catch one of the hundreds of stocked catfish.
📸Pamela Jackson
📸Courtesy
Grab the kids, bait, lures and other fishing equipment and join us for a morning of fun for the annual Buddy Fishing Tournament, Saturday, June 6. This event is open to anyone with base access. 🐠🐟
Several Marines at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany were selected to participate in a week-long classroom and face-to-face training that wrapped up with the use of Chemical, Biological, Radiological and Nuclear Defense spray, recently.
Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany personnel joined the local community in a pre-Memorial Day celebration of America’s 250th at the Veterans Park Amphitheater in Albany, Ga., May 16.
Col. Matthew J. McKinney, commanding officer, MCLB Albany, served as the emcee for the concert.
Area law enforcement officials and civilians gathered at the Albany (GA) Municipal Auditorium to honor and remember those who have been lost in the line of duty.
Among those honored was Marine Cpl. Dustin Jerome Lee, a K9 handler who was killed in Iraq, March 21, 2007.
Congratulations on your promotion 🫡
Gunnery Sergeant Tiffany Webster, postal staff noncommissioned officer, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, was promoted to her current rank at the base theater, May 1.
#promotion#gunny
Semper Fidelis 🇺🇸
📸Ke’Cia Griffin
Happy Retirement Tammy Moore, transportation management officer, Logistics Support Division, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany. Moore retired April 30 following four decades of service.
Fair winds and following seas.🫡
Marines conducted their annual rifle qualification training at Ft. Benning, April 21-23, 2026.
1stSgt Paul Alejo, I&I first sergeant, said the ARQ consists of shooting from the 500, 300, 100 and 25-yard lines while moving to engage targets.
🎥/📸: Kerri Copello
#arq#marines