READINESS ENABLER FOR OPERATIONAL FORCES Welcome to Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, Georgia – home of Marine Corps Logistics Command headquarters. Established in 1952

MISSION As a component of the Marine Corps’ supporting establishment, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany provides facilities infrastructure and a range of tailored support service

Native American artifacts, more than 200 to date, have been unearthed here. The artifacts indicate that a Native American hunting camp once stood o

BACHELOR HOUSING Bachelor officers’ quarters and bachelor staff noncommissioned officers’ quarters are not available aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany. Limited space is available

BANKING The Navy Federal Credit Union has been serving military and civilian employees aboard the base since 2002. Navy Federal Credit Union is the

Base Training Tank/Base Swimming Pool The Base Training Tank/Pool is behind Thomason Gymnasium and opens in the spring for lap and recreational swim. Aquatic

MARINE CORPS LOGISTICS COMMAND Marine Corps Logistics Command is the largest tenant organization aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, Georgia. Under the command of

Albany is the hub of Southwest Georgia. Col. Nelson Tift of Connecticut settled on the banks of the Flint River in 1836 on the

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