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Marines

LOGCOM Unveils Secure, Global Advanced Manufacturing System to Boost Logistics Readiness

ALBANY, Ga. – Marine Corps Logistics Command (LOGCOM) hosted a demonstration of the Advanced Manufacturing Competitive Advantage Pathfinders (AdvM CAP) project in partnership with the Office of the Under Secretary of Defense for Acquisition and Sustainment and Marine Depot Maintenance Command (MDMC). The initiative connects advanced manufacturing

Marine Corps Logistics Command Holds Relief and Appointment Ceremony for Senior Enlisted Leader

Marine Corps Logistics Command held a relief and appointment ceremony marking the transition of senior enlisted leadership as Sgt. Maj. Brian R. Drechsler relinquished his duties to Sgt. Maj. Marshall H. Gregg. Maj. Gen. Keith D. Reventlow praised Drechsler’s impactful leadership, including his efforts in mentorship, modernization, and strengthening civilian-military ties. Drechsler was commended for initiatives like the State Marine Initiative and supporting local hiring. Returning to LOGCOM for a second tour, Sgt. Maj. Gregg pledged to be a tireless advocate for Marines, Sailors, and civilians while reinforcing the command’s logistics mission.

Blount Island Command Lays Backbone to Balikatan

As thousands of troops prepare for Balikatan 25, the largest-ever iteration of the U.S.-Philippines bilateral exercise, Blount Island Command arrived in mid-March as a critical partner in combined joint logistics and maritime deployment. The command, headquartered in Jacksonville, Florida, ensures combat-ready equipment and supplies are readily available, serving as a logistical backbone for the exercise and demonstrating the U.S. commitment to its allies in the region. Some 16 nations will participate, including Australia and, for the first time, Japan.

2D Force Storage Battalion Named 2025 Marine Corps Logistics Organization of the Year for Innovation

2d Force Storage Battalion has been named the 2D Force Storage Battalion Named 2025 Marine Corps Logistics Organization of the Year for Innovation for its outstanding performance and dedication to supply chain innovation and operational excellence. Serving as a key center for supply chain innovation, 2d Force Storage Battalion is responsible for receiving, maintaining, and issuing nearly a quarter of the Marine Corps’ total inventory. By improving its structure, processes, and use of technology, the battalion has set new standards in logistics operations.

Karen Clark Honored as 2025 Marine Corps Civilian Logistician of the Year

Karen M. Clark, the 2025 Marine Corps Civilian Logistician of the Year, has significantly contributed to the transformation of logistics at Marine Force Storage Command, cutting inefficiencies and accelerating supply distribution to keep Marines mission ready.

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.

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

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,

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

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.