DLA Troop Support

From their very first day in boot camp to their final journey home, every U.S. Army Soldier’s uniform tells a story of service, sacrifice and ultimate devotion. 🇺🇸

When the Joint Personal Effects Depot at Dover Air Force Base faced critical shortages of the Army Green Service Uniform for our fallen heroes, the team at DLA Troop Support Clothing and Textiles supply chain refused to let logistical hurdles stand in the way of dignity.

Through rapid teamwork, urgent "cold calls" and expedited logistics, they bypassed traditional barriers to ensure our fallen warriors are laid to rest with the utmost honor, in the uniform of their family's choice.

Because honoring a hero’s legacy means getting every single detail right, until the very end.

👉 Read the full story of how DLA Troop Support steps up when it matters most: https://www.dla.mil/About-DLA/News/News-Article-View/Article/4515651/clothing-and-textiles-provides-army-green-service-uniforms-to-fallen-warriors/

Clothing and Textiles provides Army Green Service Uniforms to ‘fallen warriors’ From recruit to honored veteran, the Defense Logistics Agency Clothing and Textiles supply chain provides uniforms to service members throughout their careers, including those killed in action.

🚨 A historic first in military logistics! 🚨

DLA Troop Support has officially launched the Joint Food Management Analytics platform, a revolutionary digital tool designed to secure, monitor and manage the Subsistence supply chain.

Developed and rolled out in just over a year, this platform represents a massive leap forward in data-driven decision-making, providing leaders with the ability to identify supply chain gaps and risks long before they impact the mission.

Read the full article to see how JFMA is delivering a decisive advantage for future operations! 👇

https://www.dla.mil/About-DLA/News/News-Article-View/Article/4513029/dla-troop-support-launches-food-management-system/

DLA Troop Support launches food management system The Defense Logistics Agency Troop Support has officially launched Joint Food Management Analytics, a new digital platform to secure, monitor and manage the Subsistence supply chain.

What does a procurement spreadsheet in Philadelphia have to do with a soldier in the field? Everything.

Nearly 100 of our newest employees from around the world recently stepped away from their computers and onto the training grounds at Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst for the DLA Troop Support Academy.

This hands-on visit was coordinated with the New Jersey Air National Guard's 108th Wing. ✈️ Our team got an up-close look at the wing’s KC-46 Pegasus refuelers and learned about their critical missions, from providing aerial refueling to U.S. and allied aircraft to performing life-saving aeromedical evacuations.

The three-day immersive event bridged the gap between administrative tasks and the front lines, giving participants a firsthand look at how the food, clothing, medical supplies and construction & equipment supplies they procure daily are actively used by our service members.

🔗 Read the full story to see how our team is putting the warfighter first: https://www.dla.mil/About-DLA/News/News-Article-View/Article/4515015/dla-troop-support-academy-connects-workforce-to-the-warfighter-mission/

Ahead of the official on Sunday, our DLA Troop Support Flag Room artisans are stepping out of the workshop to kick off the celebrations at the iconic Betsy Ross House in ! 🧵✨

Historically, military flags, or "colors," were vital rallying points in the chaos of battle. Today, they represent a unit’s living history, battle honors and very soul.

Just like Betsy Ross, our team takes immense pride in their craft. They hand-embroider Presidential and military unit flags with painstaking precision. Every stitch honors the legacy of our armed forces and directly supports the warfighters defending our nation today. 🫡

From the birthplace of the American flag to the hands of our modern warfighters, we are proud to carry on this historic legacy of world-class craftsmanship! Check out the photos below to see our team at today's event at the Flagmakers' Hall! 📸👇

After 31 years of dedicated service to our nation, family, friends and colleagues gathered to celebrate the retirement of U.S. Navy Cmdr. Jackie Robinson, deputy director of procurement at DLA Troop Support.

Throughout her distinguished career, Cmdr. Robinson exemplified leadership, professionalism and an unwavering commitment to supporting the warfighter and advancing Defense Logistics Agency's mission. Her impact on the workforce and the acquisition community will be felt for years to come.

Please join us in thanking Cmdr. Robinson for her remarkable service and wishing her fair winds and following seas as she begins this exciting new chapter.

Leave your congratulations and well wishes for Commander Robinson in the comments below! ⚓🇺🇸

Whether you are a small business trying to break into the federal market or an established contractor looking to secure a long-term contract, navigating the defense acquisition landscape can feel overwhelming.

At the recent Defense Logistics Agency Supply Chain Alliance Symposium & Exhibition, DLA Troop Support leaders William Kenny, executive director of Contracting and Acquisition Management, and John Fafara, director of Procurement, pulled up a seat at the "Knowledge Bar" to answer industry's toughest questions.

Get the inside scoop on contracting strategies, evaluation criteria and the Warstopper program directly from the decision-makers by clicking the link to read the full Q&A ➡️ https://www.dla.mil/About-DLA/News/News-Article-View/Article/4510025/doing-business-with-dla-troop-support-leadership-answers-industry-questions-at/