A Medium Tactical Vehicle Replacement (MTVR) undergoes depot-level rebuild at Production Plant Albany, Marine Depot Maintenance Command. Skilled artisans and maintainers disassemble, inspect, repair and reassemble the vehicle as part of a comprehensive overhaul process designed to restore performance, extend service life and ensure the platform returns to the Fleet Marine Force fully mission capable. Through the Public-Private Partnership with Oshkosh Defense, the process will be further optimized through enhanced technical integration, improved parts availability and shared best practices, increasing efficiency, throughput and long-term sustainment readiness. - A Medium Tactical Vehicle Replacement (MTVR) undergoes depot-level rebuild at Production Plant Albany, Marine Depot Maintenance Command. Skilled artisans and maintainers disassemble, inspect, repair and reassemble the vehicle as part of a comprehensive overhaul process designed to restore performance, extend service life and ensure the platform returns to the Fleet Marine Force fully mission capable. Through the Public-Private Partnership with Oshkosh Defense, the process will be further optimized through enhanced technical integration, improved parts availability and shared best practices, increasing efficiency, throughput and long-term sustainment readiness.

Future Marine Officers Get Inside Global Logistics Engine at Blount Island - Retired Marine Corps Maj. Thurman Bobbett, head of the maintenance branch at Blount Island Command, leads Naval Reserve Officer Training Corps students through corrective and preventive procedures inside a warehouse Feb. 23, 2026, at Marine Corps Support Facility Blount Island, Florida. Gunnery Sgt. John Lambert, who completed Officer Candidates School and is scheduled to commission as a second lieutenant after earning his degree in December, walks beside Midshipman 4th Class Chance Anderson of Warner Robins, Georgia. (Official Marine Corps photo by Dustin Senger)

Lance Cpl. Irvin Z. Mott, assigned to Headquarters Battalion, Marine Corps Logistics Command, has been named Marine of the Year for calendar year 2025, recognizing his sustained excellence, professionalism and reliability in support of command operations. - Lance Cpl. Irvin Z. Mott, assigned to Headquarters Battalion, Marine Corps Logistics Command, has been named Marine of the Year for calendar year 2025, recognizing his sustained excellence, professionalism and reliability in support of command operations.

During the Trident Warrior Military exercise in August 2025, the Digital Manufacturing Exchange team demonstrated capabilities by connecting to the Japanese industrial base to print a part in real-time. MadeHere K.K and Marine Depot Maintenance Command employees are pictured here with the produced part.Pictured from left to right are MadeHere K.K. employees Natsuki Goto, Toshihiro Noguchi, Hasabe Yuuki, Hibiki Ohashi, Naruhisa Nakamura, Nakano Yuta, Tohma Takeda, Michael Nelson, Alexander Devore, Kim Joonkyoung, Justin Lach, and Dylan Murphy. Pictured in the front row, from right to left, are Harry Bailey, MDMC PPA Plant Manager, and David Anderson, Director of Operations, MDMC. (U.S. Marine Corps Courtesy Asset) - During the Trident Warrior Military exercise in August 2025, the Digital Manufacturing Exchange team demonstrated capabilities by connecting to the Japanese industrial base to print a part in real-time. MadeHere K.K and Marine Depot Maintenance Command employees are pictured here with the produced part. Pictured from left to right are MadeHere K.K. employees Natsuki Goto, Toshihiro Noguchi, Hasabe Yuuki, Hibiki Ohashi, Naruhisa Nakamura, Nakano Yuta, Tohma Takeda, Michael Nelson, Alexander Devore, Kim Joonkyoung, Justin Lach, and Dylan Murphy. Pictured in the front row, from right to left, are Harry Bailey, MDMC PPA Plant Manager, and David Anderson, Director of Operations, MDMC. (U.S. Marine Corps Courtesy Asset)

Col. Nicolas Lozar, commanding officer, Marine Depot Maintenance Command, and team pose with the check presented after winning the People's Choice Award at the 2026 Maintenance innovation Challenge, in Phoenix Arizona during the Department of War Maintenance Symposium. - Col. Nicolas Lozar, commanding officer, Marine Depot Maintenance Command, and team pose with the check presented after winning the People's Choice Award at the 2026 Maintenance innovation Challenge, in Phoenix Arizona during the Department of War Maintenance Symposium.

Blount Island Leaders Discuss Ship-to-Shore Needs for Long-Term - William Fish, Navy prepositioning department director at Blount Island Command, explains critical maintenance needs to U.S. Marine Corps Brig. Gen. Lee Meyer, director of expeditionary warfare on the Navy chief of naval operations' staff (OPNAV N95), during a tour Dec. 8, 2025, at Marine Corps Support Facility Blount Island in Florida. (Official Marine Corps photo by Dustin Senger)

OPLOG Wargame participants present key findings during the final out-brief of the Marine Corps Logistics Command Operational Logistics Wargame at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, Ga., 12 Sept. 2025. The two-week exercise brought together 104 participants from 13 organizations to test operational-level logistics using scenario-driven exercises combined with data-driven analysis and an advanced wargaming platform. - OPLOG Wargame participants present key findings during the final out-brief of the Marine Corps Logistics Command Operational Logistics Wargame at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, Ga., 12 Sept. 2025. The two-week exercise brought together 104 participants from 13 organizations to test operational-level logistics using scenario-driven exercises combined with data-driven analysis and an advanced wargaming platform.

Marine Corps Logistics Command honored the life and service of Chris A. Berry on Sept. 4, 2025, by dedicating a space in his name where ideas, collaboration, and decisions will continue to shape the future of the Corps. At LOGCOM Headquarters, Conference Room 224 will now be known as the Berry Conference Room, recognizing his decades of service and the legacy he leaves behind. - Marine Corps Logistics Command honored the life and service of Chris A. Berry on Sept. 4, 2025, by dedicating a space in his name where ideas, collaboration, and decisions will continue to shape the future of the Corps. At LOGCOM Headquarters, Conference Room 224 will now be known as the Berry Conference Room, recognizing his decades of service and the legacy he leaves behind.

Gunnery Sgt. Jason M. Williams, career counselor with Marine Corps Logistics Command, speaks at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany. Williams emphasizes that narrating goes beyond reading words—it's about representing the professionalism and standards of the Marine Corps. - Gunnery Sgt. Jason M. Williams, career counselor with Marine Corps Logistics Command, speaks at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany. Williams emphasizes that narrating goes beyond reading words—it's about representing the professionalism and standards of the Marine Corps.

Col. Kirk M. Spangenberg, right, outgoing commander of Marine Depot Maintenance Command (MDMC), passes the unit colors to Col. Nicolas J. Lozar, left, during a change of command ceremony at MDMC’s Production Plant Albany on Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, Georgia, July 31. Master Sgt. Travis Aaron Thomas, MDMC’s senior enlisted advisor, salutes as the colors are passed. - Col. Kirk M. Spangenberg, right, outgoing commander of Marine Depot Maintenance Command (MDMC), passes the unit colors to Col. Nicolas J. Lozar, left, during a change of command ceremony at MDMC’s Production Plant Albany on Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, Georgia, July 31. Master Sgt. Travis Aaron Thomas, MDMC’s senior enlisted advisor, salutes as the colors are passed.