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The National Defense Transportation Association (NDTA) is a non-political, non-profit educational association founded in 1944. We work to benefit national security and defense through knowledge sharing in logistics, transportation and passenger travel services. For more than 70 years, we have provided a trusted environment – that does not otherwise exist – for government, military and private sector experts to build working relationships and develop the next generation of professionals.BY THE NUMBERS
233 corporate members
More than 5,500 individual members
More than 30 active chapters worldwide
6 functional committees where government and the private sector address industry challenges
$231,000 in student scholarships at the national level in the past 6 years
Two premier national events – NDTA-USTRANSCOM Fall Meeting and GovTravels
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Maritime Administration says US reserve fleet can't meet wartime demands
U.S. Maritime Administration says it's 1,800 civilian sailors short of what it needs to achieve its national security mission.
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Infrastructure & National Transportation Week Message from VADM (Ret) Brown, NDTA President and CEO | National Defense Transportation Association
Infrastructure & National Transportation Week Message from VADM (Ret) Brown, NDTA President and CEO by Kimberly Huth | Apr 13, 2018 | Government & Military News | 0 comments Infrastructure & National Transportation Week Vice Adm. William A. Brown, USN (Ret.) President & CEO, NDTA As NDTA prepares to...
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Congressman to Mattis: Prepare for ‘a lean future’ as national debt continues to rise
The Pentagon’s two-year budget boost may be as good as its going to get for the military, the House Armed Services Committee’s top Democrat warned Defense Secretary Jim Mattis on Capitol Hill.
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LTG Darrel Williams, Director, Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) Fort Belvoir, Virginia was the guest speaker at the NDTA DC Chapter monthly luncheon on 11 April 2018. He stated 'their contributions are vital" when referring to the industry partners participation in the logistics enterprise. He considers industry a critical component and a valued part of the bigger "family" working within the logistics enterprise.
Navy admirals worried struggling shipyards may impede efforts to increase fleet
The Navy wants 355 ships, but first it needs stable shipyards.
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VADM (Ret) Brown, NDTA President and CEO, and COL (Ret.) Jim Veditz, Senior VP Operations, were pleased to host CMSgt Matt Caruso, USTRANSCOM Senior Enlisted Leader, at NDTA HQ this morning. They discussed the importance of our strategic relationship and ways to ensure our enlisted forces are educated and informed about logistics issues that involve the future of our enterprise. #USTRANSCOM #NDTAHQ.
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Infrastructure & National Transportation Week Message from VADM (Ret) Brown, NDTA President and CEO
Infrastructure & National Transportation Week Vice Adm. William A. Brown, USN (Ret.) President & CEO, NDTA As NDTA prepares to mark 75 years as an organization we continue to have confidence that a strong national defense requires a robust transportation...
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SDDC gives an update on significant changes to its leadership and management of the DOD Personal Property Program (DP3). The Command also chronicles Operation LOMBARDI SWEEP. Read extensive coverage of the 5th Annual NDTA-USTRANSCOM Fall Meeting. Highlights from the...
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