As base commander I would like to welcome everyone to Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, home to Marine Corps Logistics Command’s Headquarters. Although numerous commands reside here on base, I believe I can speak for everyone when I say we ...

Bachelor Housing Bachelor Officers’ Quarters and Bachelor Staff Noncommissioned Officers’ quarters are not available aboard MCLB Albany. Very limited temporary lodging space is available for up to 30 days at Live Oak Lodge transient housing ...

Banking The Navy Federal Credit Union has been serving military and civilian employees aboard the base since 2002. NFCU is the largest credit union in the world, offering a wide array of products and services from savings accounts ...

Marine Corps Community Services Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s Marine Corps Community Services Division consists of six divisions: Food and Hospitality, General Support, Marine and Family Programs, Marine Corps Family Team Building, Retail and Services and Semper Fit. ...

Mission As a component of the supporting establishment, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany provides facilities, infrastructure and a range of tailored support services enabling supported commands aboard the installation to accomplish their assigned missions in support of the ...

Native American artifacts, more than 200 to date, have been unearthed here. The artifacts indicate that a Native American hunting camp once stood on the high ground at the east end of Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany. ...

Marine Corps Logistics Command Marine Corps Logistics Command is currently the largest tenant organization aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base, Albany, Ga. Under the command of Maj. Gen. Charles L. Hudson, MCLC provides worldwide, integrated logistics/supply ...

Albany is the hub of Southwest Georgia. Col. Nelson Tift of Connecticut settled on the banks of the Flint River in 1836 on the site that is now Albany. Albany is the trade, retail and medical center ...

The commanding general, Marine Corps Logistics Command, Maj. Gen. Charles L. Hudson, is proud to preseNative American artifacts, more than 200 to date, have been unearthed here. The artifacts indicate that a Native American hunting camp once stood on the ...