DLA News Archive

Tag: Loglines

U.S. Army Sgt. Frisco Cleary, assigned to with the 396th Combat Support Hospital Company, condense medications in the pharmacy tent during a medical readiness exercise at San Padro, Guatemala, May 16, 2016. Task Force Red Wolf and Army South conducts Humanitarian Civil Assistance Training to include tactical level construction projects and Medical Readiness Training Exercises providing medical access and building schools in Guatemala with the Guatemalan Government and non-government agencies from 05MAR16 to 18JUN16 in order to improve the mission readiness of US forces and to provide a lasting benefit to the people of Guatemala.

Aug. 28, 2016

DLA Troop Support's 'Dream Team' Saves Big on Drugs

Fort Belvoir, VA — A team from DLA Troop Support has helped save hundreds of millions of dollars through contracts to buy generic drugs.

Joseph Lehman, a criminal investigator for DLA’s Office of the Inspector General, nearly lost his life in a motorcycle accident in 2014, but he returned to work after just 10 months of recovery.

Aug. 28, 2016

Road to Recovery

Fort Belvoir, VA — An employee injured while on duty suffers life-threatening injuries but returns in just 10 months to his job at DLA’s Office of the Inspector General.

(L-R) Lead Injury Compensation Program Administrators Donna Carr and Patricia Royster discuss a claim with DLA’s Human Resources Services Injury Compensation Office Director Donna Estep.

Aug. 28, 2016

Workplace Injuries — Now What?

Fort Belvoir, VA — When an employee sustains an injury at work, time is of the essence for submitting the proper forms. Fortunately, the process is easy, and there are people who can help.

John Slone (left) and Jon Mowl of DLA Finance use the virtual remote interpreting service via tablet. The service is being tested at DLA Headquarters as a tool to improve communication for deaf employees.

Aug. 28, 2016

Attracting Talent

Fort Belvoir, VA — DLA uses programs such as the Workforce Recruitment Program and DoD’s Computer/Electronic Accommodations Program to attract and keep people with disabilities.

The Military Sealift Command-chartered tanker ship MV Maersk Peary, provides fuel to the National Science Foundation-chartered scientific-research vessel R/V Nathanial B. Palmer at McMurdo Station ice pier. Maersk Peary is in Antarctica offloading fuel in support of the annual Operation Deep Freeze Antarctica resupply mission and will supply 100 percent of fuel needed for the upcoming year. (U.S. Navy photo by Larry Larsson/Released)

Aug. 28, 2016

Supplying the Ends of the Earth

Fort Belvoir, VA — The heat of the summer is the perfect time to learn how DLA supports scientific research at the coldest place on earth.

Workers from the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard in Maine swarm over the deck of USS Scranton during an engineered overhaul in 2014.—

Aug. 28, 2016

STARs of Retail

Fort Belvoir, VA — DLA not only supplies warehouses and distribution centers; it now provides items directly to the customer at sites around the nation.

Raymond Zingaretti, director of Logistics Information Services, Battle Creek, Michigan.

Aug. 28, 2016

A Conversation with ... Raymond Zingaretti

Fort Belvoir, VA — The director of Logistics Information Services, based in Battle Creek, Michigan, explains how his division manages information that every DLA customer relies on.

Aug. 28, 2016

DLA NewsWire

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Aug. 28, 2016

I am DLA

Fort Belvoir, VA — Ada Catherine Torres Vega

The new issue of Loglines magazine features stories about DLA employees from across the agency.

July 14, 2016

July/August issue of Loglines magazine now available

The July/August 2016 issue of Loglines magazine is now available.