Marine Corps Logistics Command

Archive: April, 2019

Rod Bearman, communications specialist, G3/5, Marine Corps Logistics Command, briefs Marines on the Civil War before touring the Andersonville National Historic Site in Andersonville, Ga., recently. - Rod Bearman, communications specialist, G3/5, Marine Corps Logistics Command, briefs Marines on the Civil War before touring the Andersonville National Historic Site in Andersonville, Ga., recently.

PME: MARCORLOGCOM conducts staff ride of Andersonville National Historic Site

Raindrops soaked the shoes and feet of more than 100 Marine Corps Logistics Command Marines as they walked the hallowed grounds of the Andersonville National Historic Site where Civil War POWs were once held.Throughout the rainy and gloomy day, Marines learned that weather was just one of the many hardships those POWs endured as they toured Camp

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Maj. Jason J. Gates, right, s operations officer, Marine Force Storage Command, receives the Meritorious Service Medal from Lt. Col. Timothy B. Egan, director, Fleet Storage Division-Albany, MFSC, during a ceremony held at the Building 1430 aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, Ga., April 19. Gates served 22 years in the Marine Corps. - Maj. Jason J. Gates, right, s operations officer, Marine Force Storage Command, receives the Meritorious Service Medal from Lt. Col. Timothy B. Egan, director, Fleet Storage Division-Albany, MFSC, during a ceremony held at the Building 1430 aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, Ga., April 19. Gates served 22 years in the Marine Corps.

Marine retires with more than two decades of service to Corps, nation

Family members, Marines and civilian-Marines bid farewell to Maj. Jason J. Gates, operations officer, Marine Force Storage Command, during a retirement ceremony, April 19.Gates retired from the Marine Corps after 22 years of honorable service during a ceremony held at Building 1430 aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, Georgia. He acknowledged

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A Marine and civilian-Marines discuss the capabilities of the Joint Light Tactical Vehicle, which will take place of the Humvee, during a roadshow in front of Marine Corps Logistics Command Headquarters, April 9. - A Marine and civilian-Marines discuss the capabilities of the Joint Light Tactical Vehicle, which will take place of the Humvee, during a roadshow in front of Marine Corps Logistics Command Headquarters, April 9.

Joint Light Tactical Vehicle Roadshow visits Marine Corps Logistics Command

The Joint Light Tactical Vehicle Roadshow team updated Marine Corps Logistics Command Marines and civilian-Marines on the progress of the JLTV program in the Multipurpose Room, April 9.Andrew Rodgers, program manager, Light Tactical Vehicles, discussed the latest developments of the program before the attendees put their hands on the

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Col. Kipp Wahlgren, center, commanding officer, and 1stSgt. Kevin Davis, right, senior enlisted advisor, both with Marine Force Storage Command, uncase the unit colors during MFSC’s activation ceremony held aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, Ga., April 11. - Col. Kipp Wahlgren, center, commanding officer, and 1stSgt. Kevin Davis, right, senior enlisted advisor, both with Marine Force Storage Command, uncase the unit colors during MFSC’s activation ceremony held aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, Ga., April 11.

Marine Force Storage Command activated

Marines, civilian-Marines and community leaders observed history unfold as the Marine Corps activated Marine Force Storage Command during a ceremony, April 11, at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, Georgia.Col. Kipp Wahlgren, commanding officer, MFSC, and 1stSgt. Kevin Davis, senior enlisted advisor, MFSC, uncased the unit colors which symbolized

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