Army Col. Fredericka Harris, new commander 406th Army Field Support Brigade, visited the staff at the DLA Disposition Services’ site at Fort Bragg, North Carolina, to discuss unit requirements and ways to optimize support.

Students at the Schlarman Academy in Danville, Illinois, work in their school's computer lab on new computers received through DLA Disposition Services and DOD Computers For Learning in March. School officials estimate the donation of excess military technology saved them about $53,000. Computers For Learning donations nationwide have exceeded $2 million in fiscal 2020.

Selden Volunteer Fire Department members transformed a 2003 Stewart Stevenson truck from the Defense Logistics Agency into a firefighting machine to help protect their community and surrounding area.

As autumn approaches, the Defense Logistics Agency Disposition Services continues its support of pandemic response by supplying the armed forces and first responders with a variety of materials. “We’ve recently exceeded a total of $18 million in excess and surplus supplies and equipment provided to customers for COVID-19 relief efforts,” said DLA Disposition Services Director Mike Cannon.

Excess refrigerators are prepared for shipment from the DLA Disposition Services office in Kaiserslautern, Germany. Property disposal personnel recently found destinations across Europe for the entire lot in under a month.