This week in the Exchange Post, the Exchange improves its service to military diners by integrating with name-brand restaurants’ point-of-sale systems; “Return to Beauty” events welcome shoppers back with makeovers, demos and giveaways; the Fort Sill Express refuels and refreshes 300 motorcyclists on a cross-country ride; the Grafenwoehr BX steps up to support Ukrainian Soldiers training at the base; the Maxwell BX goes the extra mile to fit an officer trainee for his graduation; HEROES pays tribute to fallen Warfighters for National Poppy Day; ; and Flashback Friday flashes back to the days of exchange operations in China, Burma and India during World War II.
In case you missed it, here’s a look at this week’s coverage. Click on the photos for the original stories.
Branded POS Upgrades at Exchange Restaurants Enhance Customer Experience
Bringing Beauty—and Shoppers—Back: Exchanges Drive Sales with In-Store Events
300 ‘Run for the Wall’ Motorcyclists Make Stop at Fort Sill Express
Grafenwoehr Exchange Finds Creative Solution to Support Ukrainian Troops
Faced with Uniform Sizing Dilemma, Maxwell Exchange Solves for Yes
Flashback Friday: The Exchange in China, Burma and India During World War II
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