This week in the Exchange Post, Chief Operating Officer Marla Randolph honors stellar associates in the latest edition of OPERATION: Call Out; Senior Enlisted Advisor Chief Master Sgt. Rich Martinez gets an up-close—and jam-packed—look at Exchange operations in Korea and Japan; the Department of Defense improves installation access for certain Veterans and caregivers; and we dive into the history of challenge coins.
Also: The Office of the General Counsel shares results of the Fraud, Waste & Abuse survey; the Fort Liberty Exchange adds a taste of home and the Yokota Exchange adds a store with comforts of home; the Exchange continues a streak with an award from Military Times; a general counsel for Europe/Southwest Asia/Africa region tells his #BootsOnTheGround story; a JBSA-Fort Sam Houston certified restaurant trainer tells her #FamilyServingFamily story; and #FlashbackFriday looks at how the Exchange was connected to President Kennedy.
In case you missed it, here’s a look at this week’s coverage. Click on the photos for the stories.
OPERATION: Call Out
Senior Enlisted Advisor Packs a Lot Into First Tour of Exchange Facilities in Korea and Japan
Access to PX, BX Improved for Disabled Veterans, Certain Caregivers
The Challenge Coin is a Military and an Exchange Tradition. How Did it Start?
Celebrating International Fraud Awareness Week with the Fraud, Waste & Abuse Awareness Survey Results
Fort Liberty Exchange Celebrates New Dining Options with Chipotle Mexican Grill
Yokota AB Welcomes Yellow Box Furniture Store
Exchange Earns 11th Consecutive Recognition as ‘Military Times’ Best for Vets Employer Award
Assignment Provides Inside Look at Exchange’s Worldwide Reach
129 Years of Family Serving Family: Felicia Robinson, JBSA-Fort Sam Houston
#FlashbackFriday: The Exchange’s Connections to President Kennedy
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