OUR MISSION
A cutting-edge professional development association providing relevant, real and solution-oriented learning and collaboration opportunities to logistics and acquisition professionals across the Department of War, industry and academia.
MEMBERSHIP BENEFITS
OUR MEMBERS SAY IT BEST
“Through LOA, I’ve built strong bonds with fellow logisticians. These connections have reshaped my approach, fostering collaborative solutions and turning challenges into shared successes.”
“Joining the Logistics Officer Association (LOA) has offered me many benefits, from professional development opportunities to reconnecting with friends and mentors. Whether you are new to the logistics career field or a seasoned veteran, this incredible organization has several possibilities. Join, learn, and expand your logistics family with LOA!”
“The Logistics Officer Association is an amazing organization that has helped me develop as a logistics leader, but more importantly, created a broad network of fellow professionals I can reach out to any time. I highly recommend all officers join LOA; it will provide huge returns on investment — all you have to do is join, participate, and have some fun.”
IN THE NEWS TODAY
Covering topics important to our members and the profession.
From Identity Cards to Fingerprints: Why Military Logistics Needs to Move From Proxy-Based to Item-Based Tracing
Eisenhower’s line gets quoted often enough that it can start to feel like a slogan. It isn’t. Move a brigade, sustain a carrier strike [...]
Using the Organic Industrial Base (OIB) to Kick Start Air Force Tactical Readiness in Support of Flying Hours
Air Force readiness is at an all-time low driven by years of underfunding aircraft fleet sustainment. Weapon system sustainment challenges have resulted in lower [...]
Unraveling the Complex Logistics in Support of Agile Combat Employment (ACE) Operations in the Indo-Pacific
Logistics support of combat operations has always been a complex undertaking. But threats to US operating locations in the Indo-Pacific are expected to be [...]


