Marine Corps Logistics Command

Staff Members from The Office of Counsel hold Annual Ethics Training. The Office of Counsel hosted the 2018 Annual Ethics Training on Dec 4th, at LOGCOM Headquarters. Annual Ethics training is a requirement for all OGE 450 filers. If you have any questions or need refresher training, login to your TWMS account to access the online training. https://mytwms.navy.mil (CAC required)

Tina Lee, Lean Six Sigma Black Belt, Continuous Process Improvement Program, Marine Corps Logistics Command, instructs students during the first day of a Yellow Belt CPI class, Nov 14. Graduation took place on Nov 15.

Tina Lee, Lean Six Sigma Black Belt, Continuous Process Improvement Program, Marine Corps Logistics Command, instructs students during the first day of a Yellow Belt CPI class, Nov 14. Graduation took place on Nov 15.

Tina Lee, Lean Six Sigma Black Belt, Continuous Process Improvement Program, Marine Corps Logistics Command, instructs students during the first day of a Yellow Belt CPI class, Nov 14. Graduation took place on Nov 15.

David Clifton, executive deputy, Marine Corps Logistics Command, receives his 45-year Length of Service Award from Brig. Gen. Joseph F. Shrader, commanding general, LOGCOM, during a ceremony held at LOGCOM Headquarters, Nov. 2

Inventory Control Managers, Marine Corps Logistics Command, participates in comprehensive training program for users of GCSS-MC. GCSS-MC will provide the Inventory Managers with a more accurate and reliable logistics data for better enterprise planning and decision making. This will also be the first time all Marine Corps Military Equipment (ME) is in a single logistics system.

Susan L. Stuffle, Lean Six Sigma Master Black Belt, Continuous Process Improvement Program, Marine Corps Logistics Command, instructs students during the final day of a Green Belt CPI class, Oct. 26. The graduates will become CPI practitioners who will create a process improvement culture to achieve greater warfighter support, combat readiness and improve Total Life-Cycle Management.

Susan L. Stuffle, Lean Six Sigma Master Black Belt, Continuous Process Improvement Program, Marine Corps Logistics Command, instructs students during the final day of a Green Belt CPI class, Oct. 26. The graduates will become CPI practitioners who will create a process improvement culture to achieve greater warfighter support, combat readiness and improve Total Life-Cycle Management.

Susan L. Stuffle, Lean Six Sigma Master Black Belt, Continuous Process Improvement Program, Marine Corps Logistics Command, instructs students during the final day of a Green Belt CPI class, Oct. 26. The graduates will become CPI practitioners who will create a process improvement culture to achieve greater warfighter support, combat readiness and improve Total Life-Cycle Management.

Susan L. Stuffle, Lean Six Sigma Master Black Belt, Continuous Process Improvement Program, Marine Corps Logistics Command, instructs students during the final day of a Green Belt CPI class, Oct. 26. The graduates will become CPI practitioners who will create a process improvement culture to achieve greater warfighter support, combat readiness and improve Total Life-Cycle Management.

Cpl. Jean Gonzalez-Huertas, heavy equipment mechanic, Marine Force Storage Center, Marine Corps Logistics Command, guides Lance Cpl. Baldomar Madrigal, heavy equipment mechanic, MFSC, as he relocates a Tractor, Rubber-Tired, Articulated Steering Multipurpose for shipment back to the operating forces, Oct. 18. The TRAM was stored in a temperature controlled warehouse aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, Ga., Oct. 18.

Cpl. Jean Gonzalez-Huertas, heavy equipment mechanic, Marine Force Storage Center, Marine Corps Logistics Command, directs Lance Cpl. Baldomar Madrigal, heavy equipment mechanic, MFSC, as he parks a Tractor, Rubber-Tired, Articulated Steering Multipurpose, for storage in a temperature controlled warehouse aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, Ga., Oct. 18.

The 71st annual Toys for Tots officially kicked off its campaign, October 1, aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany. Toys for Tots is the largest Department of Defense outreach program and serves as a platform for the Marine Corps and the local community to provide toys for underprivileged children in Southwest Georgia. ...According to Staff Sgt. Ellese Lawrence, Toys for Tots Coordinator, the Marine Corps has defended freedom and democracy since 1775 - a duty Marines have fulfilled with honor, courage and commitment. Marines have earned a well-deserved reputation for toughness and roughness. "But there is another side to the Marines - a side that springs from a genuine concern for the communities that surround the installation," Lawrence explained. "It exemplifies the esprit de Corps, and it's found in the Marine Corps Reserve Toys for Tots Program." For more information on how you can help, click here: https://www.albany.marines.mil/News/News-Article-Display/Article/1650303/mclba-reservists-kick-off-toys-for-tots-campaign/

The 71st annual Toys for Tots officially kicked off its campaign, October 1, aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany. Toys for Tots is the largest Department of Defense outreach program and serves as a platform for the Marine Corps and the local community to provide toys for underprivileged children in Southwest Georgia. ...According to Staff Sgt. Ellese Lawrence, Toys for Tots Coordinator, the Marine Corps has defended freedom and democracy since 1775 - a duty Marines have fulfilled with honor, courage and commitment. Marines have earned a well-deserved reputation for toughness and roughness. "But there is another side to the Marines - a side that springs from a genuine concern for the communities that surround the installation," Lawrence explained. "It exemplifies the esprit de Corps, and it's found in the Marine Corps Reserve Toys for Tots Program." For more information on how you can help, click here: https://www.albany.marines.mil/News/News-Article-Display/Article/1650303/mclba-reservists-kick-off-toys-for-tots-campaign/

The 71st annual Toys for Tots officially kicked off its campaign, October 1, aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany. Toys for Tots is the largest Department of Defense outreach program and serves as a platform for the Marine Corps and the local community to provide toys for underprivileged children in Southwest Georgia. ...According to Staff Sgt. Ellese Lawrence, Toys for Tots Coordinator, the Marine Corps has defended freedom and democracy since 1775 - a duty Marines have fulfilled with honor, courage and commitment. Marines have earned a well-deserved reputation for toughness and roughness. "But there is another side to the Marines - a side that springs from a genuine concern for the communities that surround the installation," Lawrence explained. "It exemplifies the esprit de Corps, and it's found in the Marine Corps Reserve Toys for Tots Program." For more information on how you can help, click here: https://www.albany.marines.mil/News/News-Article-Display/Article/1650303/mclba-reservists-kick-off-toys-for-tots-campaign/

The 71st annual Toys for Tots officially kicked off its campaign, October 1, aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany. Toys for Tots is the largest Department of Defense outreach program and serves as a platform for the Marine Corps and the local community to provide toys for underprivileged children in Southwest Georgia. ...According to Staff Sgt. Ellese Lawrence, Toys for Tots Coordinator, the Marine Corps has defended freedom and democracy since 1775 - a duty Marines have fulfilled with honor, courage and commitment. Marines have earned a well-deserved reputation for toughness and roughness. "But there is another side to the Marines - a side that springs from a genuine concern for the communities that surround the installation," Lawrence explained. "It exemplifies the esprit de Corps, and it's found in the Marine Corps Reserve Toys for Tots Program." For more information on how you can help, click here: https://www.albany.marines.mil/News/News-Article-Display/Article/1650303/mclba-reservists-kick-off-toys-for-tots-campaign/

Dan Elzie, Director, Marine Force Storage Center, points out the cost savings realized by indoor storage to Senator David Perdue during his visit to Marine Corps Logistics Command, Sept. 21, 2018.

Brig. Gen. Joseph Shrader, commanding general, Marine Corps Logistics Command, points out the importance of LOGCOM’s operations to Senator David Perdue during his visit to Marine Corps Logistics Command, Sept. 21, 2018.

Senator David Perdue takes a close look at tornado-damaged Marine Corps equipment during his visit to Marine Corps Logistics Command, Production Plant Albany, Sept. 21, 2018.

Senator David Perdue enters Marine Depot Maintenance Command Sept. 21, 2018, where each worker is reminded daily of the importance of their work.

Chase Minett of Marine Depot Maintenance Command’s Production Analysis Branch demonstrates to Senator David Perdue how MDMC’s 3-D metal printer works during his visit to Marine Corps Logistics Command, Sept. 21, 2018.

Senator David Perdue gets a bird’s eye view of the operations of Marine Depot Maintenance Command’s 3-D metal printer during his visit to Marine Corps Logistics Command, Sept. 21, 2018.

Chase Minett of Marine Depot Maintenance Command’s Production Analysis Branch provides hands-on instruction of MDMC’s 3-D metal printer to Senator David Perdue during his visit to Marine Corps Logistics Command, Sept. 21, 2018.