DLA Warrant Officers: leaders, mentors, technical experts

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Marine Corps Chief Warrant Officer 3 Jacqueline Elazier-Allison, operations officer in-charge, and Marine Corps Maj. Christopher Story, executive officer of the DLA Aviation Marine Corps Customer Facing Division, discuss aviation weapon system statistics at Defense Supply Center Richmond, Virginia.

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Marine Corps Chief Warrant Officer 3 Jacqueline Elazier-Allison, operations officer in-charge, and Marine Corps Maj. Christopher Story, executive officer of the DLA Aviation Marine Corps Customer Facing Division, discuss aviation weapon system statistics at Defense Supply Center Richmond, Virginia.

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Defense Logistics Agency’s warrant officers are few in number, averaging only 17 Army billets and one Marine Corps billet, but their impact is felt throughout the enterprise. Touching almost all activities and locations, DLA’s WOs are critical in supporting commanders, service members and other DLA customers.

The agency’s LOGLINES magazine recently featured DLA Aviation warrant officers. Read the full article to learn why Army Chief Warrant Officer 4 Kevin Ryan, and Army CW3 Michael Jackson and Marine Corps CW3 Jacqueline Elazier-Allison joined the warrant officer corps and the impact they make.