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DLA gets the USNS Comfort stocked with needed supplies before it steams out to Haiti

Published - Feb 03 2010 12:01 PM

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Baltimore harbor and headed for earthquake-stricken Haiti was a high priority for logisticians and acquisition specialists at the Defense Logistics Agency's supply center in Philadelphia. For Navy Cmdr. Lawrence Coleman, chief of DLA's Subsistence ... Read Full Story

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