MSG Caleb Barrieau
While much has changed since the Army was established in 1775, one constant has remained: the Army’s mission to protect and defend the Nation. And the Exchange has consistently supported and sustained troops and their families.
Read MoreFor the services business manager, serving those who serve isn’t just a job—it’s a personal mission shaped by years of life within the military community
Read MoreThe new spa is an important part of the Exchange’s effort to prioritize the well-being of military personnel by offering services that help boost morale.
Read MoreThe larger store provides a wider range of products and serves as a crucial upgrade from a mobile field Exchange (MFE) at the Bemowo Piskie Training Area.
Read MoreBrooks, who is approaching 21 years in the Army and has been with the Exchange about six months, knew from a young age that he wanted to serve in the military.
Read MoreMore than 700 people attended the event, which featured music, games, giveaways and the game live-streamed in high definition on a 20-foot LCD screen.
Read MoreHis family has deep military roots–and many Exchange connections.
Read MoreThe Exchange worked with the United Service Organizations (USO) to express gratitude to military members in the Kaiserslautern Military Community.
Read MoreSince 1955, the Exchange has been nourishing the next generation through its school meal program, ensuring that military children overseas have nutritious breakfasts and lunches while giving their military parents peace of mind.
Read MoreThe Exchange recently hosted Defense Commissary Agency (DeCA) Senior Enlisted Advisor Master Gunnery Sgt. Anthony D. Polk during a tour of its Gruenstadt bakery. Sgt. Maj. Ashley N. Ikegwuonu, the Exchange’s Europe/Africa/Southwest Asia senior enlisted advisor, accompanied Polk. This was the first visit to the Gruenstadt plant for both senior leaders.
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