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HomeMetrology RelatedWorst to first, MALS-26 calibration lab improves readiness

Worst to first, MALS-26 calibration lab improves readiness

February 24, 2017 Office Metrology Related, News

Marine Aviation Logistics Squadron 26’s calibration laboratory went from being the worst in the Marine Corps this time last year to the best in the Marine Corps currently. Their increase from the lowest readiness rate last fiscal year to the highest point totals about 10.5 percent.

Source: Worst to first, MALS-26 calibration lab improves readiness

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