Many DLA Weapons Support Headquarters phone numbers have changed from 614-692-XXXX to 614-693-XXXX as part of an ongoing migration to the Microsoft Teams DOD 365 Integrated Phone System (DIPS). If you encounter difficulty with a phone number that appears to be deactivated, change the prefix to 693 and try again. 

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About a dozen Defense Logistics Agency Weapons Support forward presence personnel from as far away as Japan met with their counterparts during the Maritime Customer Operations “Homecoming” training event at Defense Supply Center Columbus Aug. 17-20. (Photo by Andrew Young/DLA)
The Defense Logistics Agency recently bestowed its highest honor to two leaders who were instrumental in the integration of DLA Aviation and DLA Land and Maritime into the agency’s new major subordinate command, DLA Weapons Support.
Army Lt. Gen. Mark Simerly, Defense Logistics Agency director, passes the colors of DLA Weapons Support to Navy Rear Adm. Julie Treanor as she assumes command during the activation ceremony July 24, 2026, at Defense Supply Center Columbus, Ohio, for DLA’s newest major subordinate command. (Photo by Andrew Young, DLA)
Cross collaboration between the Defense Logistics Agency, the Navy and industry partners is netting significant gains in streamlining the management of the $101 million Aircraft Launch and Recovery Equipment supply chain. DLA Weapons Support (Columbus) ALRE team recently concluded a series of strategic meetings and industry engagements across New Jersey and Pennsylvania in April and June to improve supply chain resiliency and responsiveness. (Photo courtesy of Eric Forson)
The Defense Logistics Agency Weapons Support (Columbus) Product Test Center advanced its additive manufacturing game with the addition of a specialized 3D printing capability with much more on the way, thanks to DLA Research and Development.

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Aviation | Aug. 27, 2026

Embedded logisticians sharpen skills at annual ‘homecoming’

Cacophonous laughter and boisterous greetings echoed through the halls of the Defense Logistics Agency Weapons Support Headquarters as forward presence personnel gathered in a small conference room for their annual Maritime Customer Operations’

Enterprisewide | Aug. 27, 2026

DLA Weapons Support operations directors awarded DLA’s highest honor

The Defense Logistics Agency recently bestowed its highest honor to two leaders who were instrumental in the integration of DLA Aviation and DLA Land and Maritime into the agency’s new major subordinate command, DLA Weapons Support.

Land and Maritime | Aug. 3, 2026

Securing the Skies: DLA Weapons Support, Air Force convene B-2 Bomber Su...

Building on the success of last year's inaugural event, Defense Logistics Agency Weapons Support recently hosted its second B-2 Bomber Summit at Defense Supply Center Columbus. The event brought together supply chain experts, engineers and program

Land and Maritime | Aug. 3, 2026

PaCER Spotlight: Marci Johnsen

Marci Johnsen is a current member of the Defense Logistics Agency Weapons Support Pathways to Career Excellence program in Columbus. She started her PaCE journey in August 2024 and is graduating this month as a post-award contract specialist.

Enterprisewide | July 29, 2026

DLA Forges New Weapons Support Command to Sharpen Global Readiness

The Defense Logistics Agency has forged a new logistical powerhouse, unifying its land, maritime, and aviation supply chains into a single command dedicated to warfighter readiness: DLA Weapons Support.

Enterprisewide | July 15, 2026

Breaking Silos: Strategic collaboration works to transform ALRE supply c...

Cross collaboration between the Defense Logistics Agency, the Navy and industry partners is netting significant gains in streamlining the management of the $101 million Aircraft Launch and Recovery Equipment supply chain.