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Richmond, Va.ndash; April 18 - 20 marks the second annual Defense Logistics Agency Aviation Leadership Academy, held at the Frank B. Lotts Conference Center on Defense Supply Center Richmond, Virginia. The academy is a training course designed for employees in non-supervisory paygrades GS 11-13 aspiring to move into leadership positions.DLA Aviation Commander Air Force Brig. Gen. Sean Tyler kicked off the three-day event by delivering opening remarks, asking the audience why they would want to be a supervisor.We need you, Tyler said. Ultimately, itrsquo about taking care of your people and allowing them to do the mission.James Woods, inventory management specialist within DLA Aviationrsquo Planning Programs Directorate, said attending the academy made an impact on how he plans to move forward by leading others effectively.This training course will personally help me to
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