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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.

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DLA Forges New Weapons Support Command to Sharpen Global Readiness

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)

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DLA Aviation deactivates ahead of Weapons Support activation

In a landmark strategic transformation, the Defense Logistics Agency formally deactivated DLA Aviation during a July 23 ceremony on Defense Supply Center Richmond, Virginia.

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From desk to deck: DLA team sees mission impact aboard USS Nimitz

Members of the Defense Logistics Agency Weapons Support at Jacksonville civilian workforce connect with service members they support during a tour of the USS Nimitz (CV 68) June 22. The tour, part of the f “Meet the Warfighter: Waterfront” series, reinforces the critical link between the agency's logistics support and the nation's combat readiness. (Courtesy photo)

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Richmond course offers a new perspective on the people behind wholesale logistics

Most aviation supply professionals know how to request an aircraft part. Fewer understand the network of people and organizations working behind the scenes after that request leaves their unit.