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Navy Rear Adm. Doug Noble, director of DLA Logistics Operations, and Navy Rear Adm. Ken Epps, commander of Naval Supply Systems Command Weapon Systems Support, hear from Navy Code 500 personnel at Hawaii’s Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard during a tour of DLA and Navy operations Oct. 20, 2022. Noble and Epps visited the shipyard to better understand how DLA and Navy teams work together to support requirements at one of the Navy’s four public industrial sites. Courtesy photo

Navy Rear Adm. Doug Noble, director of DLA Logistics Operations, and Navy Rear Adm. Ken Epps, commander of Naval Supply Systems Command Weapon Systems Support, hear from Navy Code 500 personnel at Hawaii’s Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard during a tour of DLA and Navy operations Oct. 20, 2022. Noble and Epps visited the shipyard to better understand how DLA and Navy teams work together to support requirements at one of the Navy’s four public industrial sites. Courtesy photo

Navy Rear Adm. Doug Noble, director of DLA Logistics Operations, and Navy Rear Adm. Ken Epps, commander of Naval Supply Systems Command Weapon Systems Support, hear from Navy Code 500 personnel at Hawaii’s Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard during a tour of DLA and Navy operations Oct. 20, 2022. Noble and Epps visited the shipyard to better understand how DLA and Navy teams work together to support requirements at one of the Navy’s four public industrial sites. Courtesy photo

Navy Rear Adm. Doug Noble, director of DLA Logistics Operations, and Navy Rear Adm. Ken Epps, commander of Naval Supply Systems Command Weapon Systems Support, hear from Navy Code 500 personnel at Hawaii’s Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard during a tour of DLA and Navy operations Oct. 20, 2022. Noble and Epps visited the shipyard to better understand how DLA and Navy teams work together to support requirements at one of the Navy’s four public industrial sites. Courtesy photo