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ICYMI: The Week That Was in the Exchange Post

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Zach Wright

This week in the Exchange Post, EVP/Chief Operating Officer Marla Randolph honors stellar associates in the latest OPERATION: Call Out; the 2026 Military Clothing Summit put training front and center; the Exchange’s service award programs gets a raise; two Associates win the annual Safety Motto Contest; Marines assist the Robertson Barracks Exchange with inventory; three Fort Hood Soldiers get a jump start on civilian life through Exchange internships; and we want to hear your story about growing up as a military brat.

In case you missed it, here’s a look at this week’s coverage. Click on the photos for the stories.

OPERATION: Call Out

Operation: Call Out logo and art (associates at work).

Military Clothing Summit Puts Training Front and Center

Milestones Mean More at the Exchange

In February, service award amounts were increased across all milestones. This is the first adjustment to award values since 2009. Since then, the cost of everyday goods has risen significantly—about 45%, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. Updating these award amounts ensures the Exchange reflects today’s cost of living and recognizes the value of long-term service.

The Bees Agree: Two Associates Share Safety Motto Contest Glory

Health & Safety Motto Contest Winners diamond sign with winning associates (on either side).

Marines Conduct Inventory for Exchange in the Land Down Under

Marine talking to two Airmen and an Exchange associate.

Fort Hood Soldiers Get Preview of Civilian Life Through Internships at Exchange

Are You a Military Brat? Share Your Purple Roots With Us!

From the playground on an installation to the front lines of the Exchange—if you grew up in a military family, we want to tell your story! In honor of Month of the Military Child, we’re launching the Purple Roots: Proud to Serve series. We’re looking for the associates who lived the military life as kids and are now serving the community as adults.

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