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DLA Aviation

Weapons Support Jacksonville enhances warfighter support through workforce connection to the fleet

Defense Logistics Agency Weapons Support at Jacksonville recently connected members of its civilian workforce with the military members they support as part of the third installment of their “Meet the Warfighter: Waterfront” series, reinforcing the critical link between the agency's logistics support and the nation's combat readiness.

Custom tool reshapes contract management

A Defense Logistics Agency Weapons Support at Ogden employee recently developed a custom set of digital tools, converting a once-confusing process into a streamlined, data-driven operation, revolutionizing how post-award administrators handle contracts.

Weapons Support (Richmond) hosts annual H-60 End-to-End Summit

The Defense Logistics Agency Weapons Support (Richmond) Naval Aviation Customer Facing Directorate hosted this year’s H-60 End-to-End Summit, a critical meeting focused on ensuring the readiness of the U.S. Navy’s Seahawk helicopter fleet, held Feb. 10-12 on Defense Supply Center Richmond, Virginia.

A woman reviews an order for a repair part in a clear plastic bag.

DLA, 1st MAW launch innovative trial to speed up aircraft part delivery in Okinawa

In a move to enhance military readiness in the Indo-Pacific, Defense Logistics Agency Weapons Support at Ogden and the 1st Marine Aircraft Wing have initiated a 90-day proof-of-concept trial to forward-stock critical aircraft parts in Okinawa, Japan. Now more than halfway through the trial period, this initiative aims to drastically reduce the time it takes to get essential components to Marine Corps aircraft, ensuring they are ready for missions at a moment’s notice.

A robot bring lunch to a DSCR employee. It is one of two recently rolled out by FMWR as part of a pilot program.

Robots revolutionize DSCR Cafeteria

During a recent holiday event, the community of Defense Supply Center Richmond met the newest two members of the Family and Morale Welfare & Recreation team: Roux and Hibiscus.These are not the average employees; they're state-of-the-art Navia Robotics service robots, and they are set to change the way the DSCR workforce experiences FMWR facilities and programs.