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DLA LOGPORT

DLA Training web site for .mil restricted access.

At a glance

Operator
Defense Logistics Agency (DLA)
Access
CAC required
Last updated

DLA LOGPORT was a DLA-restricted training/logistics resource whose only documented public location was a milSuite wiki page (milsuite.mil/wiki/LogPort). milSuite — the DoD's internal social-collaboration platform, which hosted milWiki, milBook, milUniversity, milSurvey, and milTube — was fully decommissioned on April 30, 2025, and its Army sunset notice states all milSuite data was permanently deleted and is unrecoverable. The LogPort link is therefore dead, and no independent public DLA source documents LOGPORT as a distinct named system.

What it is

Public documentation for LOGPORT could not be located outside of the now-dead milSuite wiki link. The directory's original subtitle described it as a "DLA Training web site for .mil restricted access" that "only works behind the DLA firewall," consistent with a milSuite-hosted internal resource rather than a standalone DLA application.

Who operates it

The Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) was the presumed operator, consistent with the directory's original description and the milSuite hosting context, but this could not be independently confirmed from a current DLA source.

Access

The original directory subtitle described .mil-restricted, behind-the-firewall access — consistent with CAC-gated DoD network access rather than the "public" value currently stored. With the milSuite host now decommissioned, there is no known current public or gated URL for this resource.

How logisticians use it

Could not be confirmed from public sources; the June 2026 draft and the directory's own subtitle suggest a training-resource use case, but no independent documentation of specific content or courses was found.

Related systems

DLA maintains a separate public Logistics Information Service training program (course catalog, web-based training, video teleconference) at dla.mil, distinct from the LOGPORT/milSuite resource, which readers seeking current DLA logistics training should consult instead.

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