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FRCE makes huge gains in high-priority backorders Regional NewsWhen it comes to meeting the needs of the warfighter, Fleet Readiness Center East has made great strides in focusing efforts on critical needs and reducing the wait for high-priority items. By incorporating process changes and data visualization tools, the facility has reduced accountable backorders by 76 percent and high-priority backorders by 77 percent since the start of fiscal year 2019.
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FRCSW, NSS to review E-2D Hawkeye PMI procedures Regional Newsfeatured Developed in the mid-1960s, the E-2 Hawkeye remains the Navy’s premier defensive aircraft. It serves as an airborne early warning system (AEWS) to our nation’s aircraft carrier battle groups and the assets they carry, guarding against airborne threats for hundreds of miles in all directions.
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NCIS: Beware of online sexual exploitation of children Sheltering-in-place means your child may be using the computer more than usual, increasing their vulnerability to online sexual predators. Know how you can help prevent them from becoming a victim.
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Updated information: DRMO is now DLA Disposition ServicesRegional NewsIn the April 13 issue of Tester, we published an article about DRMO — the Defense Reutilization and Marketing Office — and have since learned from the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) Public Affairs Office that DRMO is now called DLA Disposition Services. 1 Min Read -
Medical Logistics Interns Sign Next Presidential Flag ArchiveThe U.S. Army Medical Materiel Agency’s Medical Logistics Management Internship Program students visited the Defense Logistics Agency in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Aug. 31, and received a unique opportunity to sign the inside of two flags being hand-sewn for the next U.S. president and vice president.
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Medical Logistics Interns Sign Next Presidential FlagArchiveThe U.S. Army Medical Materiel Agency's Medical Logistics Management Internship Program students visited the Defense Logistics Agency in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Aug. 31, and received a unique opportunity to sign the inside of two flags being hand-sewn for the next U.S. president and vice president. By Ellen Crown USAMMA Public Affairs 1 Min Read -
Defense Logistics Agency Awards Adenovirus Vaccine Supply ContractArchive U.S. Army Medical Materiel Development Activity Public Affairs
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Fastener Commonality Deep Dive Yields Navy Supply System Efficiencies Archive
By Joseph Battista NSWCCD-SSES Public Affairs
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