The Week That Was in the Exchange Post
ICYMI, here’s a look at this week’s coverage.
May 2026
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#FlashbackFriday: 1965—The Exchange in the Dominican Republic
In early May 1965, U.S. forces were sent to the Dominican Republic to protect U.S. citizens after a coup led to a civil war. By May 7, the Exchange was living up to its We…
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Yokota Central Kitchen’s Bento Meals Reach Service Members Across Japan
These blast-chilled bentos are handmade daily with locally sourced ingredients and then frozen for transport, giving Airmen a hot meal option even when regular dining facilities are closed.
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New COO Xpress Award to Spotlight Top Performers
Stay plugged in to the Express seminar with real-time updates at the Exchange Post and associate social media channels.
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Brandon Deramee: A Computer Troubleshooter and an Exchange Son and Brother
“It bothers me when I can’t figure out an answer to something, and if I don’t know how to figure it out, I’ll research and keep trying to mess with it until I figure out…
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Service Award Recipients for April
The Exchange Post recognizes associates who have made it to the 1-year, 5-year, 10-year and beyond marks in their Exchange careers.
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Hawaii DC Associate Celebrates 55 Years With Exchange—And Plans to Keep Going
Aside from a three-year break in service, Lurline Mau-Saloricman has worked for the Exchange since1968.
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Exchange Named Inaugural Top Military Spouse Employer
This distinction highlights the Department of War retailer’s dedication to hiring, supporting and retaining military spouses, whose talent plays a vital role in serving those who serve.
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Adaptability Lessons From a Military Childhood and an Exchange Life
Martinez’s presentation “Bloom Where You’re Planted” was also about adaptability—something he understands well from multiple moves during his lifetime,
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