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Marines

LOGCOM hosts Joint Logistics and Security Assistance Course Students

Students from the Joint Logistics and Security Assistance Course (JLSAC) visited Marine Corps Logistics Command aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany for a command overview and facility tours, March 23, 2026.

Marine Corps Grants Authority to Operate for the First and Only On-Prem 5G Private Infrastructure Network in the Department of War, Advancing Industrial Automation

The United States Marine Corps has granted an Authority to Operate (ATO) for a 5G Private Infrastructure Network (5G PIN), marking the first approved fully on-premises private 5G deployment of its kind within the Department of War (DoW).

Norwegian Logistics Chief Visits Blount Island to Reinforce Arctic Prepositioning Partnership

Norway Army Maj. Gen. Anders Jernberg, commander of the Norwegian Defense Logistics Organization and the Norwegian armed forces’ top logistics officer, visited Marine Corps Support Facility Blount Island to reinforce the decades-long Marine Corps Prepositioning Program–Norway partnership and explore expanding sustainment capacity in Europe.

Sgt. Mark A. Tatch II named LOGCOM NCO of the Year

Sgt. Mark A. Tatch II, assigned to Weapons Company, 2nd Force Storage Battalion, Marine Force Storage Command, has been named the Marine Corps Logistics Command (LOGCOM) 2025 Noncommissioned Officer of the Year. This recognition honors his leadership, technical expertise, and commitment to mission success in support of Fleet readiness.

MARINE DEPOT MAINTENANCE COMMAND (MDMC) AND OSHKOSH DEFENSE, LLC ANNOUNCE STRATEGIC PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP TO ENHANCE VEHICLE SUSTAINMENT AND ADVANCED MANUFACTURING SUPPORT

The United States Marine Corps’ Marine Depot Maintenance Command (MDMC) has entered into a Public-Private Partnership (PPP) with Oshkosh Defense, LLC to strengthen sustainment, material support, and advanced manufacturing collaboration in support of U.S. Marine Corps vehicle platforms.

Future Marine Officers Get Inside Global Logistics Engine at Blount Island

With Officer Candidates School ahead of him this summer, Midshipman 2nd Class Caedon Hampton of Groveland, Florida, said seeing Marine Corps logistics firsthand helped clarify the kind of officer he hopes to become. Hampton, a platoon commander at Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University, visited Marine Corps Support Facility Blount Island on Feb. 23 with six other Naval Reserve Officer Training Corps students to observe how prepositioning and maritime logistics enable global readiness.

Lance Cpl. Irvin Z. Mott named LOGCOM Marine of the Year

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.

MARINE DEPOT MAINTENANCE COMMAND (MDMC) AND MADEHERE K.K ANNOUNCE STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIP FOR ADVANCED MANUFACTURING AND SUSTAINMENT IN THE INDO-PACIFIC

The United States Marine Corps’ Marine Depot Maintenance Command (MDMC) has entered into a Public-Private Partnership (PPP) with MadeHere K.K to strengthen advanced manufacturing, co-production, and sustainment capabilities in support of Marine Corps operations across the Indo-Pacific region.

Marine Depot Maintenance Command Wins DoW Maintenance Innovation Challenge People’s Choice Award.

The award recognized the command’s Advanced Manufacturing Competitive Advantage Pathfinder and Digital Manufacturing Exchange initiative, and was presented by Col. Nicholas Lozar, commanding officer, Marine Depot Maintenance Command. The initiative was selected as one of five finalists from 59 submissions across the Department of War, industry, and academia.

Blount Island Leaders Discuss Ship-to-Shore Needs for Long-Term Readiness

U.S. Marine Corps Brig. Gen. Lee Meyer, director of expeditionary warfare on the Navy chief of naval operations' staff (OPNAV N95), visited Blount Island Command leadership Dec. 8 to discuss improving ship-to-shore systems and enhancing fleet readiness.