Army Medical Logistics Command

Due to the pending deactivation of our social media pages, the live stream of USAMMA's discontinuation ceremony July 31 will take place through DVIDS, starting at 11 a.m.

Link: https://www.dvidshub.net/webcast/38233

We look forward to you joining us virtually, if you are unable to attend in person!

As the Army streamlines its social media presence to optimize its digital footprint, ensure improved information access and reduce operational risk, U.S. Army Medical Logistics Command's social media accounts will be deactivated effective July 28, 2026.

While our digital channels are transitioning, our vital mission of supporting the warfighter remains unchanged. You can continue to follow our updates, stories and community news through the social media channels of our higher headquarters, U.S. Army Materiel Command, and official web resources.

Our HQ Accounts:
- AMC Facebook https://www.facebook.com/ArmyMaterielCommand
- AMC LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/company/u-s-army-materiel-command
- AMC YouTube https://www.youtube.com/c/ArmyMaterielCommandHeadquarters

Our DVIDS page (https://www.dvidshub.net/unit/AMLC) and official AMLC website (https://www.amlc.army.mil) will remain fully active throughout this transition and beyond.

Thank you for your outstanding support, partnership and engagement during our time on this platform.

This We'll Defend.
Prepare. Deploy. Sustain.

! 🗞️ In case you missed it on the Army.mil homepage this week...

The Army's medical logistics overhaul is making massive strides! Through the Medical Logistics in Campaigning (MiC) initiative, we've integrated medical materiel into GCSS-Army.

Replacing older legacy systems brought some expected initial hurdles, but it gave commanders something critical: real-time, transparent visibility of medical inventory across the entire force. 👀🌍

Thanks to that new visibility—and incredible teamwork between AMLC, DLA, CECOM and our tactical units—we've been able to aggressively target bottlenecks. The result? We've cut order processing wait times by more than 50% since the start of MiC in late 2024! 💪🪖

"Those simple best practices are what actually get the supplies out of the warehouse and into the hands of the warfighter on the ground where they belong," says Art Braithwaite, AMLC deputy director of operations.

Catch up on the full story to see how we are modernizing medical logistics to support the warfighter: https://www.dvidshub.net/news/568957/army-medical-logistics-overhaul-cuts-supply-wait-times-half

Army medical logistics overhaul cuts supply wait times in half FORT DETRICK, Md. – Getting critical medical supplies into the hands of Army medics and healthcare professionals is continuing to improve thanks to a sweeping logistics initiative that has cut order processing times by more than 50%.

The July 2026 issue of MEDLOG Monthly has officially hit the streets! 📰✈️

This month, we are celebrating major milestones across our global footprint. We’re bidding a fond farewell to CSM Gabriel Wright and giving a huge AMLC welcome to our incoming CSM Andrew DeCola! 🫡

Plus, we are highlighting the incredible units embracing “MEDLOG in Campaigning.” Find out how their hard work is slashing customer wait times! 📉⚡

Inside this issue:
• AMLC change of responsibility (Pgs. 1-3)
• Three new O2M3 recipients recognized (Pgs. 3-4)
• MMOD-PA ensuring mission readiness at the gateway of military service (Pgs. 5-6)
• Changes under MiC lead to cutting customer wait times by 50% (Pgs. 7-8)

You’ll also find our HQ team members who celebrated June birthdays, social media updates and our latest MEDLOG All-Stars!

⭐Drop a comment to welcome CSM DeCola, and click the link below to read the full issue! 👇🔗https://d34w7g4gy10iej.cloudfront.net/pubs/pdf_77231.pdf

Highlighting Excellence in Medical Maintenance! 🛠️🇺🇸

On June 17, AMLC’s Medical Maintenance Operations Division in Utah (MMOD-UT) welcomed Ms. Liz Miranda, Executive Deputy to the Commanding General of Army Materiel Command, along with Ms. Nicole Osaghae (CECOM ILSC) and COL James Crocker (HQDA OIB-IO).

The visit was a fantastic opportunity to showcase our strategic sustainment maintenance capabilities. A huge thank you to MMOD-UT Operations Chief Michael Burger and MSG Travis Lang for leading an insightful tour!

A major highlight of the day was when Ms. Miranda recognized three of our own for their incredible performance and commitment to excellence. Join us in congratulating:
🏅 Matthew Hernandez
🏅 PFC Erick Baptista
🏅 SPC Jae Park