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Oct. 19, 2015

Lack of sight doesn’t mean lack of vision

When Steve Ogletree woke up the morning of July 29, 2003, he couldn’t see out of his left eye. His doctor, who diagnosed him with a detached retina, told him it was a 50/50 chance he would lose his other eye in the future.Surely enough, the doctor was correct and months later Ogletree lost his right eye. A husband and father of two, with a third

Oct. 8, 2015

DSCC celebrates opening of Mission Park

Mission Park was previously nothing more than a stretch of grass on Defense Supply Center Columbus, but on Sept. 23 DSCC officials revealed the new park that represents the installation’s support organizations and workforce whose efforts ensure the ultimate success of the nation’s military services.A fitness trail links land and sea vehicles,

Oct. 8, 2015

Land and Maritime's POW/MIA ceremony honors service members, family sacrifices

On a day that America has historically recognized the heroic efforts of its military service members DLA Land and Maritime hosted its 2015 POW/MIA Commemoration Ceremony in the Building 20 Auditorium with more than 300 people in attendance.Originally observed in July 1979, POW/MIA recognition day was moved to the third Friday of September in 1986

Sept. 24, 2015

Land and Maritime celebrates 68 years of air power

DLA Land and Maritime celebrated the 68th birthday of the U.S. Air Force Sept. 17 in the Building 20 auditorium.Airmen, past and present, along with associates and guests of Defense Supply Center Columbus gathered to honor the day Pres. Harry Truman signed the National Security Act of 1947, establishing the Department of the Air ForceSince that

Sept. 16, 2015

DLA Columbus kicks off 2015 CFC season

Associates from DLA Land and Maritime gathered in the Building 20 auditorium Sept. 10 to ready for a new season of giving as part of the Central Ohio and West Virginia Combined Federal Campaign kickoff. Led by Navy Rear Adm. John King, Land and Maritime commander, associates were encouraged to do their part in this year’s campaign and help the

Sept. 14, 2015

Land and Maritime establishes new People and Culture Directorate

DLA Land and Maritime’s focus on workforce culture just took an enormous surge forward by restructuring and strengthening its cultural initiatives through the establishment of the new People and Culture directorate. The agency is working through an organizational realignment to fully integrate the new directorate.“I’m absolutely thrilled about the

Sept. 8, 2015

New lactation room open in Building 20

Defense Supply Center Columbus recently opened a new Lactation Room for nursing mothers' comfort and convenience when visiting or working in the facility. The new room came about after officials saw a need to accommodate more mothers and the mothers had been asking for more time.   “DLA has a Lactation Program which is facilitated by the Safety and

Aug. 31, 2015

DSCC preparing to ready the workforce through awareness

During National Preparedness Month, several activities involving the workforce are scheduled to be conducted at Defense Supply Center Columbus.  Sponsored by the Federal Emergency Management Agency's Ready Campaign and Citizen Corps, National Preparedness Month is a month-long federally recognized awareness campaign occurring every September to

Aug. 26, 2015

Summit offers DLA, Army opportunity to enhance business process

After almost a year of implementing ways to improve the supply support given to the Army industrial base, key players of the Army Supply Plan (ASP) visited Columbus Aug. 11-13.The ASP is a re-engineered business process to communicate future demands to DLA in support of Army repair lines. Land and Maritime hosted a summit with representatives from

Aug. 25, 2015

DLA Land and Maritime Deputy Commander visits Pearl Harbor enroute to Western Pacific

Mr. James McClaugherty, DLA Land and Maritime deputy commander, visited the Pearl Harbor Naval shipyard and DLA-Pacific Aug. 10 on his first stop of an international trip through the Pacific region.Approximately 45 members of the Land and Maritime family call Pearl Harbor home, and the deputy commander ensured them that it would be impossible for