
It’s the second Hunt Brothers Pizza at Camp Zama and the fourth on mainland Japan.

Quarterly winners in each region win $500 for a team event. The top store for all of FY2024 will receive a $1,000 prize and the coveted Challenge Cup. The leading region for the year will…

The game marked the first time that Army had played for a conference championship. It also marked the first time the Exchange was a participating partner for a conference championship game.

The 5,000-square-foot store opened in the Yokota Community Center, expanding the Exchange Concessions footprint.

The free events, open to service members, civilians, retires and military families, promote community safety and wellness, safe and responsible gun ownership and suicide prevention.

The MFE, a retail store in a 53-foot trailer with snacks, drinks, toiletries and more, opened its doors at Fort Eisenhower within 48 hours after the Exchange received a request for support.

The Exchange is inviting associates to create a logo commemorating a historic milestone. The winning logo will be used in marketing, print and digital media and other communication channels throughout 2025.

“The transformation is incredible—it’s amazing to see how beautiful this place is,” Schofield Barracks Garrison Commander Col. Rachel Sullivan said at the grand reopening.

Service members and honorably discharged Veterans can stream NBCUniversal’s coverage of The Paris Olympics from their personal devices and computers through ShopMyExchange.com.

The addition marks the second Hunt Brothers location on mainland Japan but the first in the Tokyo metropolitan area.
