DLA News Archive

Tag: Loglines

Airman 1st Class James Witter, Airman 1st Class Katie Welsh, Senior Airman Matti Schake, and Tech. Sgt. Rusty Zortman, members of the 155th Sustainment Services Flight, prepare Unit Group Rations to serve lunch to the 155th Small Air Terminal, who traveled to the Transportation Proficiency Center at Dobbins ARB, Ga., July 11-14, 2014. Services sent three Airmen in upgrade training to learn how to serve a large group away from home station.

April 20, 2016

Fort Belvoir, Virginia — By improving the seals on food packaging, two DLA projects aim to prevent spoilage of battlefield meals, as well as increase variety and improve taste.

A large hammer forge at SIFCO Industries in Cleveland uses tons of pressure to form metal into high-strength military parts.

April 20, 2016

New Technology, Ancient Industry

Fort Belvoir, Virginia — Casting and forging are among the oldest manufacturing methods but are still used to make some very high-tech parts needed by the military.

Army researchers use cutting edge 3D printers
Inside a massive 3D printer a delicate head moves at lightning speed to precisely deposit heated plastic layer-by-layer to create a hardened part.

April 20, 2016

Parts on Demand

Fort Belvoir, Virginia — Additive manufacturing, also known as 3D printing, will someday enable DLA to make hard-to-obtain parts quickly and economically, starting with seven aircraft parts.

April 20, 2016

DLA’s Process Problem Solvers

Fort Belvoir, Virginia — DLA’s Weapon System Sustainment R&D Program helps make sure customers have the parts they need, addressing process problems as they occur.

Ram Chhetri, a mechanic from Nepal, washes off an M1151 up-armored Humvee outside the 1st Battalion, 401st Army Field Support Brigade vehicle maintenance facility at Camp As Sayliyah, Qatar, Oct. 8. Ray Green, a mechanic from Charleston, S.C., supervises from behind the vehicle. Shipped from Iraq, ITT-contracted mechanics finished retrofitting the vehicle to Fragmentation Kit Seven configurations, upgrading it from FRAG-5.

April 20, 2016

Coming Soon to a Trail Near You … Maybe

Fort Belvoir, Virginia — DLA is looking at several options for disposing of excess military vehicles to recoup taxpayer dollars while protecting the public.

Navy Rear Adm. Vincent L. Griffith visits with DLA personnel at Naval Support Activity Bahrain during a recent visit to the Middle East.

April 20, 2016

A Conversation with … Navy Rear Adm. Vincent L. Griffith

Fort Belvoir, Virginia — DLA’s Director of Logistics Operations talks about DLA’s support to deployed warfighters, humanitarian relief, the nuclear enterprise and more.

April 20, 2016

DLA NewsWire

Fort Belvoir, Virginia — News from across the agency is highlighted through DLA Newswire.

April 20, 2016

I am DLA

Fort Belvoir, Virginia — Wallan Hashimoto, a management and program analyst for DLA Disposition Services Pacific.

April 20, 2016

History Highlights

Fort Belvoir, Virginia — “The Army marches on its stomach” is a phrase credited to Napoleon, but the need to feed a military on the move is a timeless concern.

The March/April issue of Loglines magazine, “Process Excellence,” is now available in print and online.

March 8, 2016

‘Process Excellence:’ March/April Loglines available

The March/April issue of Loglines magazine, “Process Excellence,” is now available in print and online. The issue takes an in-depth look at how DLA is improving its business processes to better serve the warfighter.