DLA Weapons Support

Join us June 2–3 in Columbus where the Defense Logistics Agency’s Supply Chain Alliance Symposium and Exhibition will take center stage at the Greater Columbus Convention Center. Hosted by DLA in partnership with the National Defense Industrial Association, the symposium focuses on streamlining logistics support strategies by offering opportunities for collaboration to develop sustainment solutions to better support the warfighter

Army Brig. Gen. Beth Behn, commander of the U.S. Army Tank-automotive and Armaments Command, speaks with Defense Logistics Agency Weapons Support (Columbus) leaders and acquisition experts April 10 during a joint session hosted at Defense Supply Center Columbus. In the background is Todd Hawotte, acting deputy director for the Army Integrated Logistics Support Center, and Teresa Harris, director of Business Process Support for DLA Weapons Support (Columbus). (Photo by Andrew Young/DLA)

In a significant demonstration of cross-locational collaboration, leaders and subject matter experts from the Defense Logistics Agency’s Weapons Support in Columbus, Ohio, and Richmond, Virginia, concluded a two-day pulse check geared towards refining synchronization efforts as the new major subordinate command approaches final operating capability. (Photo Nicholas Pilich/DLA)

Jemma Godbout, a machinist apprentice at Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard and Intermediate Maintenance Facility gauges thread tolerance of a component using a thread ring gauge on Feb. 12, 2026. This quality-control measure ensures the component meets strict engineering tolerances. The Defense Logistics Agency Weapons Support Office of Small Business programs is targeting small manufacturers to help revitalize the nation’s defense industrial base. (U.S. Navy photo by Kenny Jones)

American ingenuity and small business innovation will take center stage at the Defense Logistics Agency’s Supply Chain Alliance Symposium and Exhibition June 2-3 at the Greater Columbus Convention Center. (Photo by Nicholas Pilch/DLA)