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Stephanie Parker, center, director of Fort Lee Army Community Service, accepts a donation of more than 100 toys from the Defense Contract Management Agency. The holiday gifts were delivered Dec. 20 by Air Force Chief Master Sgt. Michael Mitchell, DCMA senior enlisted advisor (left); Richard Fanney, Technical Directorate executive director (right); and Army Lt. Col. Kenneth Darnall, executive officer. (DCMA photo by Stephen Hickok)

Dec. 23, 2016

Director, directorates give to kids in 2016

FORT LEE, Va. — More than 100 toys were donated to Gold Star families recently by DCMA employees.

Defense Contract Management Agency’s Safety and Occupational Health Division wants agency team members to take proper precautions this winter as weather-related vehicle crashes kill more than 6,000 Americans and injure more than 480,000 each year, according to the Department of Transportation. (DCMA Graphic by Stephen Hickok)

Dec. 22, 2016

Safety Gram: The dangers of driving in a winter wonderland

On average, more than 6,000 Americans are killed in weather-related crashes each year.

Air Force Lt. Gen. Wendy Masiello, Defense Contract Management Agency director, recognizes Jim Russell, her deputy, at a Dec. 19 retirement ceremony at Fort Lee, Virginia. Russell retired after 36 years of federal service, mostly with DCMA or its predecessor organizations. (DCMA photo by Stephen Hickok)

Dec. 21, 2016

Russell leaves agency with great history

FORT LEE, Va. — Jim Russell, Defense Contract Management Agency deputy director, recently retired after 36 years of federal service, mostly with DCMA or its predecessor organizations.

The Defense Contract Management Agency congratulates the agency's latest service members selected for promotion.

Dec. 15, 2016

Marine Corps major promotion announcement

The Marine Corps has released the results of the fiscal year 2018 major promotion selection.

The Defense Contract Management Agency congratulates the agency's latest service members selected for promotion.

Dec. 15, 2016

Marine Corps 1st Sgt., Master Sgt. promotion announcement

The Marine Corps has released the results of the fiscal year 2017 1st Sgt. and Master Sgt. promotion selections.

Eighteen Defense Contract Management Agency employees and an employee from the Defense Logistics Agency completed Green Belt training Nov. 18. From left: Army Maj. Christopher Center, Jennifer Peoples, Ryan Miller, Annette McDonald, Adriana Kuhr, Jose Melendez, Jennifer Marasco (DLA), Corey Boykin, Joanne Gergle, Joy Davis-Rafferty, Jeff Beaudoin, Aaron Marlin, Jose Cuevas, Elijah Grant, Wilford Fleming, Rob Hanson, and David Breslin. Not pictured are Sonam Chheda and Michael Oberneder. (DCMA photo courtesy of Continuous Process Improvement)

Dec. 15, 2016

Employees graduate from green belt training

These employees can now lead improvement teams.

On Oct. 20, a group of Defense Contract Management Agency Lockheed Martin Marietta and Lockheed Martin Marietta employees gathered to retire the Air Force’s 60-ton railroad switch engine 1248. DCMA participants at the event included Air Force Col. Sheri Bennington (left), Martin Marietta, Blair Evans, Tammy Ellis, Marguerite Antoine, Glenda Robertson-Allen, Denise Jones, Shalonda Wilson, Amanda Akin and Sarah Sullivan. Bernard Latimore (back row, left), Leonard Rishell, Donald Runner and LaNorma Shelton-Thomas, gather for a photo in front of switch engine 1248. (Lockheed Martin photo by Todd McQueen)

Dec. 14, 2016

DCMA Lockheed Martin Marietta retires Engine 1248

MARIETTA, Ga. — “This engine, in its way, made a significant contribution to the safety and security of our nation,” said Jim Johnson, DCMA Lockheed Martin Marietta’s Air Mobility Missions chief engineer.

Defense Contract Management Agency General Dynamics Land Systems quality assurance team members David Hobbs and Bill Lucas recently played a key role in the development of Total Enterprise Asset Management System, or TEAMS, online application. DCMA GDLS leadership believes this application will revolutionize their ability to collect, manage and analyze combat vehicle data. (DCMA photo by Brian Hahn)

Dec. 13, 2016

Lima’s TEAMS app transforms data use

“TEAMS enables us to provide real-time, actionable acquisition insight across the entire Abrams enterprise,” said Army Lt. Col. Travis Adkins.

Defense Contract Management Agency team members from the Mission Support Operations office in Hartford, Connecticut shared why their work is important to the warfighter in a My DCMA campaign video.

Dec. 12, 2016

My DCMA: Hartford Mission Support Operations

HARTFORD, Conn. — Meet the Mission Support Operations office team from Hartford Connecticut in this latest video installment of My DCMA.

Eleven Defense Contract Management Agency Orlando employees attended a one-day workshop, Product Quality Deficiency Report Workshop, which focused on detection to prevention and other surveillance methods, Sept. 14. Front row: Nadia Aponte, Gregory Abramowitz and Jose Melendez. Back row: Les Jones, Major Yarborough, Paul Giannetti, Carisse Zorrilla-Medina, Tommy Moody, Paul Harrison, and Odin Keller. Absent from photo is Lance Woods and Count Kately. (Photo courtesy of DCMA Orlando)

Dec. 9, 2016

DCMA Orlando employees participate in quality assurance training

ORLANDO, Fla. — “The DCMA Orlando team is comprised of highly skilled professionals who perform quality assurance on several major acquisition defense programs,” said Tommy Moody, a quality assurance supervisor.