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Air Force Brig. Gen. Patrick Launey (left) was honored during the activation ceremony for DLA Weapons Support July 24, 2026, for his service guiding the integration of DLA Aviation and DLA Land and Maritime into a new unified command for weapon system support. DLA Aviation officially deactivated July 23, 2026, in Richmond, Virginia, with Launey relinquishing command before traveling the following day to Columbus, Ohio, to attend the deactivation of DLA Land and Maritime and standup of DLA Weapons Support. The award was presented by ceremony proffer Navy Lt. Cmdr. Joe Olson on behalf of Navy Rear Adm. Julie Treanor. The command, headquartered at Defense Supply Center Columbus, will operate out of its primary locations at DSCC and Defense Supply Center Richmond, as well as over 50 forward sites. (Photo by Andrew Young/DLA)

Air Force Brig. Gen. Patrick Launey (left) was honored during the activation ceremony for DLA Weapons Support July 24, 2026, for his service guiding the integration of DLA Aviation and DLA Land and Maritime into a new unified command for weapon system support. DLA Aviation officially deactivated July 23, 2026, in Richmond, Virginia, with Launey relinquishing command before traveling the following day to Columbus, Ohio, to attend the deactivation of DLA Land and Maritime and standup of DLA Weapons Support. The award was presented by ceremony proffer Navy Lt. Cmdr. Joe Olson on behalf of Navy Rear Adm. Julie Treanor. The command, headquartered at Defense Supply Center Columbus, will operate out of its primary locations at DSCC and Defense Supply Center Richmond, as well as over 50 forward sites. (Photo by Andrew Young/DLA)

Air Force Brig. Gen. Patrick Launey (left) was honored during the activation ceremony for DLA Weapons Support July 24, 2026, for his service guiding the integration of DLA Aviation and DLA Land and Maritime into a new unified command for weapon system support. DLA Aviation officially deactivated July 23, 2026, in Richmond, Virginia, with Launey relinquishing command before traveling the following day to Columbus, Ohio, to attend the deactivation of DLA Land and Maritime and standup of DLA Weapons Support. The award was presented by ceremony proffer Navy Lt. Cmdr. Joe Olson on behalf of Navy Rear Adm. Julie Treanor. The command, headquartered at Defense Supply Center Columbus, will operate out of its primary locations at DSCC and Defense Supply Center Richmond, as well as over 50 forward sites. (Photo by Andrew Young/DLA)

Air Force Brig. Gen. Patrick Launey (left) was honored during the activation ceremony for DLA Weapons Support July 24, 2026, for his service guiding the integration of DLA Aviation and DLA Land and Maritime into a new unified command for weapon system support. DLA Aviation officially deactivated July 23, 2026, in Richmond, Virginia, with Launey relinquishing command before traveling the following day to Columbus, Ohio, to attend the deactivation of DLA Land and Maritime and standup of DLA Weapons Support. The award was presented by ceremony proffer Navy Lt. Cmdr. Joe Olson on behalf of Navy Rear Adm. Julie Treanor. The command, headquartered at Defense Supply Center Columbus, will operate out of its primary locations at DSCC and Defense Supply Center Richmond, as well as over 50 forward sites. (Photo by Andrew Young/DLA)