This week in the Exchange Post, EVP/Chief Information Officer talks about the importance of innovation in a LINK presentation; Military Times honors the Exchange; five Army officers assigned to the Exchange take big steps in their military careers; and an Air Force chief master sergeant finds nostalgia in a Salute to Service Month promotion.
Also, the Joint Base Lewis-McChord and Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson Exchange find new ways to serve the best customers in the world; the Office of the Inspector General, with help from Loss Prevention, has tips for preventing online fraud; the IG also lauds self-assessment program managers; a Fort Carson food court manager and a Fort Hood Express manager, both Army Veterans, talk about their service; and #FlashbackFriday rewinds 33 years to a hurricane in Hawaii.
In case you missed it, here’s a look at this week’s coverage. Click on the photos for the stories.
IT Leader Encourages Plugging in to Innovation, Experimentation
Exchange Named a Best for Vets: Employer for 12th Straight Year
Army Promotes Five Officers Assigned to the Exchange
For Air Force Chief, POG Giveaway Brings Back Memories of Deployment
‘From Request to Reality’
JBER BX Opens Exchange’s 1st Drive-Thru Starbucks in Alaska
How to Keep Online Shopping Safe
The Backbone of the Self-Assessment Program
Army Veteran Serves in a Different Way at Fort Carson
130 Years of Family Serving Family: James Meyer, Fort Hood Exchange
#FlashbackFriday: 1982—Hurricane Iwa Hits Hawaiian Exchanges
Also, check out the 2025 Veterans Day photo album and the Salute to Service album on Exchange Associate Flickr. It’s not too late to send photos of your Veterans Day or Salute to Service Month events. Send photos, preferably as full-size jpeg attachments, to exchangepost@aafes.com and socialmedia@aafes.com.
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