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.

Japanese Ground Self-Defense Force Colonels Chikao Kuramochi, center right, arms section chief, Logistics Department, Ground Staff Office, and Masayuki Endo, center left, project manager, Acquisition, Technology, and Logistics Agency, pose with Col. Aaron A. Angel, director, Weapons Systems Management Center, Marine Corps Logistics Japanese Ground Self-Defense Force Colonels Chikao Kuramochi, center right, arms section chief, Logistics Department, Ground Staff Office, and Masayuki Endo, center left, project manager, Acquisition, Technology, and Logistics Agency, pose with Col. Aaron A. Angel, director, Weapons Systems Management Center, Marine Corps Logistics Command, members of the JGSDF delegation, and Marines and Civilian-Marines of Marine Corps Systems Command while at MARCORLOGCOM, Albany, Georgia, Feb. 18. - Japanese Ground Self-Defense Force Colonels Chikao Kuramochi, center right, arms section chief, Logistics Department, Ground Staff Office, and Masayuki Endo, center left, project manager, Acquisition, Technology, and Logistics Agency, pose with Col. Aaron A. Angel, director, Weapons Systems Management Center, Marine Corps Logistics Command, members of the JGSDF delegation, and Marines and Civilian-Marines of Marine Corps Systems Command while at MARCORLOGCOM, Albany, Georgia, Feb. 18.

The Honorable Mr. Sean J. Burke, Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Navy for Sustainment, left, tours Marine Depot Maintenance Command’s production plant during his visit to Marine Corps Logistics Command while at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, Georgia, Feb. 11. - The Honorable Mr. Sean J. Burke, Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Navy for Sustainment, left, tours Marine Depot Maintenance Command’s production plant during his visit to Marine Corps Logistics Command while at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, Georgia, Feb. 11.

NESTT aligns sustainment improvements across the Navy and Marine Corps - Joseph Sparks, Advanced Technology and Innovation lead, Commander, Fleet Readiness Center, middle, briefs David R. Clifton, executive director, Marine Corps Logistics Command, right, on Naval Enterprise Sustainment Technology Team project goals and objectives while at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, Georgia, Jan. 15.

Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Materiel Readiness, Steven J. Morani, left, presented the Robert T. Mason Award to Marines and Civilian-Marines of Marine Depot Maintenance Command, Dec. 10 in Spokane, Washington. Maj. Gen. Joseph F. Shrader, commanding general, Marine Corps Logistics Command, right, and Col. Wilfred Rivera, commander, Marine Depot Maintenance Command, second from left, lead a team from MDMC’s Production Plant Barstow in receiving the Mason Award. - Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Materiel Readiness, Steven J. Morani, left, presented the Robert T. Mason Award to Marines and Civilian-Marines of Marine Depot Maintenance Command, Dec. 10 in Spokane, Washington. Maj. Gen. Joseph F. Shrader, commanding general, Marine Corps Logistics Command, right, and Col. Wilfred Rivera, commander, Marine Depot Maintenance Command, second from left, lead a team from MDMC’s Production Plant Barstow in receiving the Mason Award.

Distribution Process Advocates workshop improves logistics support to the Fleet Marine Force - Industrial Engineering Technician Jordan L. Green, left, with Production Plant Albany, Marine Depot Maintenance Command, demonstrates the use of 3D Laser Scanning Technology during a tour of PPA while at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, Georgia, Sept., 11.

Marine Depot Maintenance Command Celebrates Milestone - Col. Wilfred Rivera, commanding officer, Marine Depot Maintenance Command, provides brief remarks to depot employees, media, and guests during MDMC’s Buffalo Block III completion celebration on Sept. 26, while at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, Georgia.

Assistant Secretary of the Navy Visits MCLB-Albany. - James F. Geurts, center, assistant secretary of the Navy for research, development and acquisition receives a brief from Marines and Civilian-Marines during a tour of Marine Depot Maintenance Command’s Production Plant Albany on Oct. 2, while at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, Ga.

MARCORLOGCOM and DLA partner to move an “iron mountain” - Gunnery Sgt. Michael E. Longoria, 2ND Marine Force Storage Battalion, Marine Force Storage Command, conducts a joint inspection with Mr. James Ogden, disposal service representative, DLA Disposition Services, while at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, Georgia, August 2019. Marine Corps Logistics Command and DLA are working together to dispose of thousands of obsolete pieces of equipment in support of the Marine Corps’ Equipment Optimization Plan.

MFSC supports thousands of PI recruit evacuees - A senior drill instructor with Marine Recruit Depot, Parris Island, gives his recruits a period of instruction on weapon drill movements inside one of Marine Force Storage Command’s warehouses at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, June 6.