Talk:Defence Logistics Organisation

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As the Webmaster responsible for this Organisation I have updated the basic information with that has just been published - and available at our main website.

My intent is to ensure the factual content is up to date.

I intend to add to this further in the coming weeks. This will include:

General details of support to current operations.
the Defence transformation programme.
a full list - and definition of - our Integrated Project Teams.
Locations - and function.

Any other suggetions?

26 May 2006

DE&S[edit]

As of April 2007 the DLO is transitioning to the new Defence Equipment & Support / DE&S organisation, including the merger with the Defence Procurement Agency.

I suggest that we need to create a new page for DE&S, to which will migrate current information from DPA and DLO topics from April onwards, leaving the DPA and DLO articles covering the historic role and position of those organisations to that date. Welsh 12:21, 4 March 2007 (UTC)[reply]

I have changed the article to the past tense with the establishment of DE&S from 1st April 2007. I suggest we should leave this article largely unchanged to reflect a snapshot of its existence at the end of its life. Some of the text may need to be moved to the DE&S page, but I am not currently able to determine what is now relevent. Welsh 07:46, 4 April 2007 (UTC)[reply]

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