Rear Admiral Michael A. York, Commander of the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) Distribution, visited Camp Lemonnier to acknowledge the outstanding work being performed by DLA Distribution and to engage with key leaders stationed at Camp Lemonnier Djibouti (CLDJ). During his visit, Rear Admiral York also took the opportunity to meet with members of the Navy Supply Corps Foundation. The visit underscored the critical role that logistics operations play in East Africa, where logistical support is vital to military operations across the region and highlighted the significant impact that Supply Corps Officers are having in ensuring the success of these efforts.

During his visit, Rear Admiral York met with Supply Corps Officers and members of the Navy Supply Corps Foundation, praising their continuous professional excellence and dedication to maintaining operational readiness. He acknowledged the foundation's pivotal role in fostering leadership, camaraderie, and a commitment to excellence among the officers.

The discussions focused on the strategic importance of Camp Lemonnier as a logistics hub in the Horn of Africa. Rear Admiral York reiterated DLA's commitment to supporting the superior performance and capabilities of the Supply Corps Officers stationed at the camp. This collaboration is crucial to maintaining the high standards of service and support that enable U.S. forces to carry out their missions effectively.

Rear Admiral York's visit provided an opportunity to celebrate the dedication and hard work of the Supply Corps Officers and other personnel involved in logistics operations at Camp Lemonnier. Their efforts are instrumental in ensuring the efficiency and reliability of the supply chain, meeting the needs of all Camp residents promptly and effectively.

The visit concluded with a reaffirmation of the strong partnership between the DLA and the Navy Supply Corps Foundation, as well as a commitment to continuing support for the sustained superior performance of Supply Corps Officers. Rear Admiral York's engagement highlights the enduring importance of logistics and supply chain management in achieving mission success.