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Marines Storm Ashore in South Korea, Showcasing Rapid Deployment Capabilities - Navy Cargo Handling Battalion 13 operates a crane to transfer vehicles and equipment Feb. 28 from the USNS Dahl to an Improved Navy Lighterage System during Freedom Banner 25 at the Republic of Korea Marine Corps Base Pohang, South Korea. (Official U.S. Marine Corps Photo/Cpl. Nicholas Martinez)

Marines Storm Ashore in South Korea, Showcasing Rapid Deployment Capabilities

U.S. Marines stormed ashore Feb. 28 to offload tactical vehicles and equipment from the USNS Dahl during an exercise at the Republic of Korea Marine Corps Base Pohang in South Korea. The in-stream offload from the containerized and rolling stock cargo ship, operated by Military Sealift Command, showcased the rapid deployment capabilities of maritime prepositioning force operations, which rely on pre-loaded ships that are forward-deployed and combat-ready.

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ALBANY, Ga. — Marine Corps Logistics Command had the honor of hosting Lt. Gen. Stephen D. Sklenka, deputy commandant for Installations and Logistics, during his visit to Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, Georgia, on Feb. 19.As the deputy commandant for Installations and Logistics, Lt. Gen. Sklenka acts on behalf of the commandant in matters of logistics policy and management, coordinating logistics actions across the Marine Corps and with other agencies. Installations and Logistics shapes logistics plans and policies to sustain excellence in warfighting, focusing on increasing Marine Air-Ground Task Force lethality through modernization, technology integration, and performance-driven logistics support.During his visit, Lt. Gen. Sklenka engaged with the LOGCOM team on the critical role of logistics in sustaining Marine Corps operations as he toured key facilities, met with Marines and civilian professionals driving innovation, and discussed ongoing efforts to enhance sustainment and readiness for the Fleet. - ALBANY, Ga. — Marine Corps Logistics Command had the honor of hosting Lt. Gen. Stephen D. Sklenka, deputy commandant for Installations and Logistics, during his visit to Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, Georgia, on Feb. 19. As the deputy commandant for Installations and Logistics, Lt. Gen. Sklenka acts on behalf of the commandant in matters of logistics policy and management, coordinating logistics actions across the Marine Corps and with other agencies. Installations and Logistics shapes logistics plans and policies to sustain excellence in warfighting, focusing on increasing Marine Air-Ground Task Force lethality through modernization, technology integration, and performance-driven logistics support. During his visit, Lt. Gen. Sklenka engaged with the LOGCOM team on the critical role of logistics in sustaining Marine Corps operations as he toured key facilities, met with Marines and civilian professionals driving innovation, and discussed ongoing efforts to enhance sustainment and readiness for the Fleet.

Marine Corps Logistics Command Hosts Lt. Gen. Stephen D. Sklenka

ALBANY, Ga. — Marine Corps Logistics Command had the honor of hosting Lt. Gen. Stephen D. Sklenka, deputy commandant for Installations and Logistics, during his visit to Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, Georgia, on Feb. 19.As the deputy commandant for Installations and Logistics, Lt. Gen. Sklenka acts on behalf of the commandant in matters of

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Marine Corps Logistics Command Names Lance Cpl. Aidan T. Snee 2024 Marine of the Year - Marine Corps Logistics Command Names Lance Cpl. Aidan T. Snee 2024 Marine of the Year

Marine Corps Logistics Command selects Sergeant Tatiana J. Corbeil as Non-Commissioned Officer (NCO) of the Year

Sergeant Tatiana J. Corbeil, a quality assurance representative with Blount Island Command, is a Sarasota, Florida, native. She enlisted in December 2018 and completed training at Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island. Upon graduation, she was meritoriously promoted to private first class, setting the stage for a career defined by growth,

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Marine Corps Logistics Command Names Lance Cpl. Aidan T. Snee 2024 Marine of the Year - Marine Corps Logistics Command Names Lance Cpl. Aidan T. Snee 2024 Marine of the Year

Marine Corps Logistics Command Names Lance Cpl. Aidan T. Snee 2024 Marine of the Year

Marine Corps Logistics Command (LOGCOM) congratulates Lance Cpl. Aidan T. Snee, Marine Air-Ground Task Force planner, Headquarters Battalion, on being selected as the LOGCOM 2024 Marine of the Year.Snee, a Philadelphia native, said receiving the award is a meaningful achievement.“Being named Marine of the Year is a significant honor that impacts me

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U.S Marines attending the inaugural class of the Marine Depot Maintenance Command (MDMC) academy and class instructions assigned to Production Plant Albany pose for a class photo in front of MDMC Headquarters in Albany Ga - U.S Marines attending the inaugural class of the Marine Depot Maintenance Command (MDMC) academy and class instructions assigned to Production Plant Albany pose for a class photo in front of MDMC Headquarters in Albany Ga. The MDMC Academy is a two-week training program designed to provide Fleet Marine Force personnel with hands-on experience in depot-level maintenance operations. The academy, the first of its kind, offers an in-depth look at LOGCOM’s resources and capabilities, ensuring Marines gain critical knowledge in production line processes, engine and transmission rebuilds, hydraulics, and electrical systems.

New Training Initiative: MDMC Academy Provides Fleet Marines with Essential Logistics Training

Marine Depot Maintenance Command (MDMC) launched its first-ever MDMC Academy, marking a milestone in providing Fleet Marine Force personnel with an in-depth understanding of Marine Corps Logistics Command (LOGCOM) mission and depot-level maintenance capabilities.

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Mentorship: A Key Component of the LOGCOM Internship Program - Mentorship: A Key Component of the LOGCOM Internship Program

Mentorship: A Key Component of the LOGCOM Internship Program

LOGCOM's internship program with Albany State University pairs students with mentors to build skills, foster innovation, and prepare future leaders. The program’s success highlights the impact of mentorship and will continue in spring 2025 with a new cohort.

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An Amphibious Assault Vehicle (AAV) takes center stage, embodying the Marine Corps' legacy of amphibious warfare and adaptability. Featured in the National Museum of the Marine Corps, this display honors the vehicle's pivotal role in projecting power from sea to shore - An Amphibious Assault Vehicle (AAV) takes center stage, embodying the Marine Corps' legacy of amphibious warfare and adaptability. Featured in the National Museum of the Marine Corps, this display honors the vehicle's pivotal role in projecting power from sea to shore

Marine Depot Maintenance Command Spotlighted in National Museum of the Marine Corps Book for Preserving Marine Corps History

Marine Depot Maintenace Command artisans preserve the Corps' rich history for the National Museum of the Marine Corps. MDMC's ongoing partnership with the museum includes restoring iconic vehicles like the M60 tank, AAV, LAV, M198 howitzer, and Humvee, each symbolizing a crucial chapter in Marine Corps history. These restored artifacts not only preserve the Corps' legacy but also provide visitors with tangible connections to the bravery and sacrifice of Marines throughout history.

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The first JLTV engine rebuilt at LOGCOM sits in the Albany production plant workshop, equipped with a custom-built harness for testing and diagnostics. - Breaking New Ground: The first JLTV engine rebuilt at LOGCOM sits in the Albany production plant workshop, equipped with a custom-built harness for testing and diagnostics.

Rebuilding for the Future: The First Organic JLTV Engine Overhaul

At the Marine Depot Maintenance Command production plant in Albany, Georgia, a skilled team of mechanics achieved a historic milestone: the first organic rebuild of a Joint Light Tactical Vehicle (JLTV) engine at a Department of Defense depot. This accomplishment was significant due to the absence of a critical harness needed to connect the engine’s electronic control module (ECM) for diagnostics and testing. By overcoming this challenge, the team not only advanced operational capability but also demonstrated remarkable innovation, resilience, and problem-solving under pressure.

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Brig. Gen. Maura M. Hennigan, commanding general, 2d Marine Logistics Group (2d MLG), along with members of her staff, visited Marine Corps Logistics Command (LOGCOM) at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, Ga., on October 21, 2024. - Brig. Gen. Maura M. Hennigan, commanding general, 2d Marine Logistics Group (2d MLG), along with members of her staff, visited Marine Corps Logistics Command (LOGCOM) at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, Ga., on October 21, 2024. Pictured from left to right: Col. William V. Gorsuch, commanding officer, 2d Combat Readiness Regiment; Col. Scott A. Clippinger, AC/S G-3, LOGCOM; Sgt. Maj. Brian R. Drechsler, senior enlisted advisor, LOGCOM; Maj. Gen. Keith D. Reventlow, commanding general, LOGCOM; Brig. Gen. Maura M. Hennigan, commanding general, 2d MLG; Col. Daniel H. Coleman, chief of staff, 2d MLG; Lt. Col. John Fulton, AC/S G-4, 2d MLG; and Sgt. Maj. Wesley Turner, senior enlisted advisor, 2d MLG, and Maj. Brett A. Deiters, operations officer, 2d Combat Readiness Regiment.

Integration of MARCORLOGCOM Capabilities at the MLG

The integration of MARCORLOGCOM capabilities into 2d Marine Logistics Group (MLG) is vital for enhancing operational readiness, streamlining communication, and fostering innovation within the Marine Corps. This collaboration facilitates valuable knowledge exchange and skill development amongst LOGCOMs support to 2d MLG.

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Marine Officers Gain Access to Maternity Uniforms with East Coast Expansion

Although Marines have never defined themselves by their equipment, maintaining readiness in any clime and place—from the icy reaches of the Arctic to the steamy jungles of the Indo-Pacific—means ensuring that all Marines, whether on the frontlines or providing critical support from behind the scenes, are equipped with the right gear to accomplish the mission whenever they are called to serve.

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