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MDMC officials welcome returning workers with increased safety measures in response to COVID-19

Michael McCarty, right, supervisor, Production Plant Albany, Marine Depot Maintenance Command, uses a thermal scanner as part of a screening process plant employees must submit to each day as they return to their workplace while at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, Georgia, May 7. Click to view

This LOGCOM Look is the first in a series on the subject of Marine Corps Logistics Command's Return to Full Operational Capability.

Maj. Gen. Joseph Shrader, Commander, Marine Corps Logistics Command, addresses the Command on the subject of Returning to Full Operation Capability (RTFOC).

Mr. David R. Clifton, Executive Deputy, Marine Corps Logistics Command, addresses the Command on measures being taken to prepare our workforce for return to full operational capability.

DLA, DTRA offers excess protective suits for COVID-19 with help from Marine Corps

Andy McElroy, a transportation driver at Marine Corps Logistics Command, helps Shipping and Receiving Technician Christopher Leymeister (seated on forklift) with the loading of personal protective suits the command provided to the Defense Logistics Agency as part of their effort to gather supplies for the COVID-19 response. Photo by Robert Wilson

MARCORLOGCOM Marines continue to train while adhering to the applicable Health Protection Conditions

Marine Pfc. Lucas Lara, logistics/embarkation specialist, G-3, Marine Corps Logistics Command, wears a face covering while doing dips outside his barracks at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, April 16. MARCORLOGCOM Marines continue to train while adhering to the applicable Health Protection Conditions.

Teamwork provides protective masks quickly

Deborah Jackson (right), a project manager for the Defense Security Cooperation Agency at Albany, Georgia, and her colleagues Robert Brantley (center), a material expeditor, and Jeremy Sexton, a project supervisor, begin to inventory, prepare, and palletize the them for shipment while at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany.

Effective immediately, to the extent practical, all individuals on Marine Corps property, installations and facilities will wear cloth face coverings when they cannot maintain six feet of social distance in public areas or work centers to mitigate the spread of COVID-19. Read MARADMIN 218/20 for more information. (U.S. Marine Corps video by Sgt. Daisha Johnson and LCpl. Morgan Burgess)

Commandant of the Marine Corps Gen. David H. Berger and Sergeant Major of the Marine Corps Troy E. Black deliver a message about COVID-19. (U.S. Marine Corps video by Staff Sgt. Erik Estrada)

Navy, Marine Corps Partner With Industry, FEMA to 3-D Print Face Shields

Dax Alday, left, and Mathew M. Morris, right, Production Plant Albany, Marine Depot Maintenance Command remove printed face shield frames from a polymer printer while at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, on 27 March. MDMC utilized 3D model files provided by Marine Corps Advanced Manufacturing Operations Cell to produce the face shield frames in response to an urgent request for protective equipment for healthcare personnel working with COVID-19 patients.

Featured News

MDMC officials welcome returning workers with increased safety measures in response to COVID-19 By MCLBA Office of Public Affairs - Colie Young | May 11, 2020 Workers at Marine Depot Maintenance Command’s Production Plant Albany began to return to work MORE

DLA, DTRA offers excess protective suits for COVID-19 with help from Marine Corps By DLA Office of Public Affairs - Tim Hoyle | April 20, 2020 More than 40,000 protective suits earmarked for military response to chemical and biological hazards MORE

Teamwork provides protective masks quickly By DLA Disposition Services - Tim Hoyle | April 14, 2020 Quick efforts by elements of the Defense Security Cooperation Agency, the Defense Logistics Agency MORE

Navy, Marine Corps Partner With Industry, FEMA to 3-D Print Face Shields By Naval Air Systems Command Public Affairs | April 8, 2020 Nine Department of Navy (DON) commands began 3-D printing medical face shields March 28 at the MORE

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