
After serving in the military for 25 years, Justin Johnson wanted to remain in a military environment and take care of people. He found what he was looking for at the Exchange.

The USAG Humphreys Exchange’s Military Clothing store provides U.S. Army uniforms and essential gear for Korean Soldiers in the Korean Augmentation to the United States Army (KATUSA) Soldier program.

Nearly 1,400 customers were served on opening day, including more than 450 who ordered at the drive-through—the first one at a stand-alone Panda in the Exchange system.

The app’s availability will expand to other areas in Korea, as well as to Okinawa and mainland Japan.

The new Magsaysay Express is the first Exchange presence in the Philippines since 1992.

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.

The Robertson Barracks Exchange supports more than 2,500 Marines who deploy for combat readiness exercises with Australian Defense Forces and other regional allies.

The BX partnered with Yokota Thrives, a group that supports Yokota families with autism, ADHD and other special needs for a screening of “Zootopia 2”
