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Story by Jake Joy, DLA Disposition Services Public Affairs
January 24, 2023
BATTLE CREEK, Mich. — Members of the agency’s workforce in Korea recently provided key property disposal support to the U.S. Army battalion responsible for moving warfighters and equipment to exercises and installations across the Korean Peninsula.
The Defense Logistics Agency Disposition Services team at Gimcheon — including Disposal Support Representative Ki Song Chong and property receivers Wok Sok Chang and Pyong Chol Yi — brought in a 100-ton crane to help rid the 25th Transportation Battalion of 20 railcars weighing an estimated 1.6 million pounds to be sold as scrap. The work was conducted on site in Gimcheon over a four-day period, said Area Manager Chris Dunsmore. He said the local team previously processed 20 railcars in early 2021 and expects to receive another batch sometime in the next few months.
