Army Medical Logistics Command

07/09/2026

Passing the Colors at USAMMC-E!

In case you missed it, you can now watch the full replay of the USAMMC-E Change of Command ceremony!

Please join us in thanking Col. Chad D. Vermillion for his exceptional leadership, dedication to our workforce, and unwavering commitment to the medical logistics mission across the theater. We wish him and his family the absolute best as they transition to their next assignment in Texas!

We are also incredibly proud to officially welcome Colonel Qui T. Nguy as he takes command of USAMMC-E! We look forward to this next chapter and the continued success of our organization under his leadership.

Watch the time-honored passing of the guidon below, and drop your welcome and farewell messages in the comments! 👇

07/08/2026

! 🗞️ In case you missed it on the Army.mil homepage this week...

The Army's medical logistics overhaul is making massive strides! Through the Medical Logistics in Campaigning (MiC) initiative, we've integrated medical materiel into GCSS-Army.

Replacing older legacy systems brought some expected initial hurdles, but it gave commanders something critical: real-time, transparent visibility of medical inventory across the entire force. 👀🌍

Thanks to that new visibility—and incredible teamwork between AMLC, DLA, CECOM and our tactical units—we've been able to aggressively target bottlenecks. The result? We've cut order processing wait times by more than 50% since the start of MiC in late 2024! 💪🪖

"Those simple best practices are what actually get the supplies out of the warehouse and into the hands of the warfighter on the ground where they belong," says Art Braithwaite, AMLC deputy director of operations.

Catch up on the full story to see how we are modernizing medical logistics to support the warfighter: https://www.dvidshub.net/news/568957/army-medical-logistics-overhaul-cuts-supply-wait-times-half

FORT DETRICK, Md. – Getting critical medical supplies into the hands of Army medics and healthcare professionals is continuing to improve thanks to a sweeping logistics initiative that has cut order processing times by more than 50%.

07/07/2026

Before any prospective recruit can raise their right hand and swear to defend our nation, they must first pass through a Military Entrance Processing Station (MEPS). But who makes sure the medical equipment evaluating these future heroes is perfectly calibrated?

U.S. Army Medical Logistics Command’s Medical Maintenance Operations Division in Pennsylvania (MMOD-PA) supports this crucial mission! Operating out of Tobyhanna Army Depot, a two-person crew manages the MEDSTEP Direct Exchange Program. They ensure audiometers, eye scanners and vital signs monitors across 66 MEPS locations operate flawlessly.

Thank you to the MMOD-PA team for safeguarding the gateway of military service! Read the full story here: https://www.dvidshub.net/news/568660/mmod-pa-supports-mission-readiness-gateway-military-service

TOBYHANNA ARMY DEPOT, Pa. – U.S. Army Medical Logistics Command’s Medical Maintenance Operations Division in Pennsylvania, or MMOD-PA, plays a crucial supporting the processing of new military recruits through U.S. Military Entrance Processing Command's Medical Standby Equipment Program, or MEDS...

07/06/2026

The July 2026 issue of MEDLOG Monthly has officially hit the streets! 📰✈️

This month, we are celebrating major milestones across our global footprint. We’re bidding a fond farewell to CSM Gabriel Wright and giving a huge AMLC welcome to our incoming CSM Andrew DeCola! 🫡

Plus, we are highlighting the incredible units embracing “MEDLOG in Campaigning.” Find out how their hard work is slashing customer wait times! 📉⚡

Inside this issue:
• AMLC change of responsibility (Pgs. 1-3)
• Three new O2M3 recipients recognized (Pgs. 3-4)
• MMOD-PA ensuring mission readiness at the gateway of military service (Pgs. 5-6)
• Changes under MiC lead to cutting customer wait times by 50% (Pgs. 7-8)

You’ll also find our HQ team members who celebrated June birthdays, social media updates and our latest MEDLOG All-Stars!

⭐Drop a comment to welcome CSM DeCola, and click the link below to read the full issue! 👇🔗https://d34w7g4gy10iej.cloudfront.net/pubs/pdf_77231.pdf

07/03/2026

MEDLOG All-Star Spotlight: Sgt. 1st Class Jaylan C. Barron! 🕶️✨

Join us in celebrating Sgt. 1st Class Barron, NCOIC/Chief of the Optical Activities Division at USAMMC-K!

Barron has been with USAMMC-K for nearly two years. In his role, he leads the team responsible for optical fabrication to keep U.S. and NATO forces across the INDOPACOM region medically ready to "Fight Tonight." He also serves as the KATUSA liaison, helping build and strengthen our bond with our ROK allies.

What does he love most about his job? The people! He credits his highly proficient team of Soldiers, KATUSAs and Korean local national personnel for consistently achieving outsized results through incredible resourcefulness and a drive for professional growth.

When he is off duty, he loves traveling the world, eating new foods and enjoying movie nights with his family. 🗺️🍿

He also shares some great wisdom from his grandmother: “Don’t burn bridges – you might have to cross back.” It's a reminder that treating everyone with respect and kindness is true strength.

Thank you for your outstanding leadership, Sgt. 1st Class Barron! Learn more about our MEDLOG All-Stars and other enterprise-wide news in our MEDLOG Monthly newsletter: https://www.amlc.army.mil/News/MEDLOG-Monthly/

06/30/2026

Celebrating the ROK-U.S. Alliance! 🇺🇸🤝🇰🇷

On June 8, the USAMMC-K team laced up their running shoes for the Camp Carroll KATUSA Friendship Week Run!

This great event brought U.S. and KATUSA Service Members together to build esprit de corps, enhance unit cohesion, and celebrate our enduring partnership. Maintaining our combined medical readiness starts with building strong relationships side-by-side.

We go together! Katchi Kapshida!

06/29/2026

Highlighting Excellence in Medical Maintenance! 🛠️🇺🇸

On June 17, AMLC’s Medical Maintenance Operations Division in Utah (MMOD-UT) welcomed Ms. Liz Miranda, Executive Deputy to the Commanding General of Army Materiel Command, along with Ms. Nicole Osaghae (CECOM ILSC) and COL James Crocker (HQDA OIB-IO).

The visit was a fantastic opportunity to showcase our strategic sustainment maintenance capabilities. A huge thank you to MMOD-UT Operations Chief Michael Burger and MSG Travis Lang for leading an insightful tour!

A major highlight of the day was when Ms. Miranda recognized three of our own for their incredible performance and commitment to excellence. Join us in congratulating:
🏅 Matthew Hernandez
🏅 PFC Erick Baptista
🏅 SPC Jae Park

06/28/2026

Honoring Commitment and Leadership! 🇺🇸🎖️

On June 12, the USAMMC-E family gathered for a very special occasion—the reenlistment of SGT Benjamin Jackson (68A)!

SGT Jackson is an exceptionally caring and dedicated leader who lives the Army Values daily. His decision to raise his right hand once again is a beautiful demonstration of selfless service and dedication to our global medical mission.

The Oath of Enlistment was administered by CPT Hodgson, with SGT Jackson's spouse and his fellow detachment members there to cheer him on.

Thank you, SGT Jackson, for your continued service and leadership. We are honored to have you on the team! Please join us in congratulating him and his family in the comments below! 👇

06/26/2026

🏅 A legacy of excellence!

Three exceptional medical logistics leaders from the U.S. Army Medical Materiel Agency were inducted into the prestigious Order of Military Medical Merit (O2M3) during a recent ceremony at Fort Detrick.

Join us in congratulating Maj. Jeremy Searles, Master Sgt. Ceasar Juan and Kellie Pugh for earning this elite AMEDD distinction! 👏

From generating hundreds of millions of dollars in cost savings, to modernizing emergency medical services on the Korean Peninsula, to shaping the next generation of Combat Medics—your impact on Army Medicine is truly second to none. As USAMMA's Force Projection Directorate transitions to AMLC in the coming months, these leaders remind us that while structures may change, the impact our people make will last forever.

Read the full story on their incredible career milestones here: https://www.dvidshub.net/news/568336/usamma-recognizes-medical-logistics-leaders-with-o2m3-induction

FORT DETRICK, Md. – Three medical logistics leaders from the U.S. Army Medical Materiel Agency were inducted into the prestigious Order of Military Medical Merit during an awards ceremony May 27 at Fort Detrick.