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Defense Logistics Agency
dla.mil > About-DLA > News > News-Article-View > Article > 4585534 > dla-pushing-boron-carbide-reuse-from-excess-armor-plates

DLA pushing boron carbide reuse from excess armor plates

5+ day, 4+ hour ago   (206+ words) By Jake Joy DLA Disposition Services Public Affairs But as of August 2026, DLA Disposition Services has officially removed itself from the ESAPI reverse logistics cycle. Over a timespan of about two years, DLA changed the rules of the game and…...

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dla.mil > About-DLA > News > News-Article-View > Article > 4545169 > dla-distribution-sigonella-bridges-the-gap-with-strategic-staff-ride

DLA Distribution Sigonella bridges the gap with strategic staff ride

1+ mon, 2+ week ago   (331+ words) By Navy Cmdr. Aaron Smith and Dorie Heyer In military logistics, connecting the supply chain directly to the warfighter's mission is critical for operational success. To bridge this gap, the Defense Logistics Agency Distribution Sigonella, Italy, military and civilian team…...

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dla.mil > About-DLA > News > News-Article-View > Article > 4495015 > usstratcom-sustaining-the-force-is-top-imperative

USSTRATCOM: Sustaining the force is top imperative

3+ mon, 2+ week ago   (239+ words) By DLA Public Affairs Sustaining the force is a top operational imperative for U.S. Strategic Command, and the Defense Logistics Agency is an indispensable partner in achieving it, said Air Force Lt. Gen. Michael Lutton, deputy commander of USSTRATCOM, during a…...