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JBER BX Opens Exchange’s 1st Drive-Thru Starbucks in Alaska
The location offers convenience for customers who prefer to stay in their vehicles during long, cold winters. But it also has cozy indoor seating.
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‘From Request to Reality’
A mobile rodeo brought snacks, drinks and personal care items from Joint Base Lewis McChord to Camp Withycombe, about 2½ hours away.
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Fifth Grader’s Letter Scores Lunch With PAC Senior Leadership
Pacific Region Commander Air Force Col. Jason L. Beck and PAC Senior Enlisted Advisor Army Sgt. Maj. Thomas Terry were impressed by the feedback about the school meal program.
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New 24/7 Self-Service Market Opens at Cannon AFB
The market allows customers who aren’t close to the main store to browse and shop at a mini convenience store.
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Order Up! JBER Celebrates Grand Reopening of Burger Kings, Subway
The renovations feature new seating, modern signage, improved drive-thrus and more.
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From Military Brat to Social Media Star: This Influencer Is Stealing the Spotlight at Yokota AB (With Video)
Ricky Cabral, a sales area manager for the PowerZone department, is gaining local fame and recognition from his energetic approach to producing social media content for the Yokota BX.
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New Military Support Resource Available for Exchange Associates in the Field
Exchange associates can now find answers to their military questions in one convenient location at their fingertips—a Military Support channel on Microsoft Teams.
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Top ‘You Made the Grade’ Winner to Give Back to His Community with Generous Gift
Trent Hall, a 14-year-old who received a $2,000 gift card at the Fort Gordon Exchange, plans to use the gift card to support local charity work.
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130 Years of Family Serving Family: Jimmie Burris, Fairchild AFB and Malmstrom AFB Exchanges
An Air Force son, Burris grew up with the Exchange–and will celebrate his 26th anniversary with the organization in August.
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130 Years of Family Serving Family: Melissa and Brian Culberson, HQ
The couple, who met at the Exchange, continue a Culberson family legacy of serving those who serve–Brian’s parents both worked at the Exchange for more than 30 years, and his brother was also an associate.