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We’ve Got Pictures! Check Out the Black Friday Flickr Album!
The album has more than 300 photos and there’s room for more.
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New: Updated Information About What to Do After Civilian ID Retiree Cards Ended
A Q&A that explains the changes, including some new information.
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It’s Open Enrollment Season Through November 30
Associates are highly encouraged to review existing benefit elections and decide whether election changes are needed. All elections made will become effective Jan. 1, 2024.
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#WhereHeroesWork Wednesday: Yvonne Palmieri, Fort Stewart Main Store Manager
The 23-year Exchange associate talks about the career opportunities and flexibility the Exchange offers to military spouses.
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#WhereHeroesWork Wednesday: Tammy Toney, General Manager, JB Andrews and JB Anacostia-Bolling Exchanges
The Army Veteran and Air Force spouse and mom talks about how the Exchange has helped her develop in her personal life and her career.
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#WhereHeroesWork Wednesday: Scott Bonner, Mid-Central Regional Vice President, Air Force Veteran
“If you’ve already served your country, continue to serve. .. If you have a passion for providing and serving for people, continue to do that and serve your fellow service members.”
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128 Years of Family Serving Family: Jessica Provan, KMCC
“My mother-in-law, father-in-law and husband all worked for the Exchange. My passion for serving others was met by this company.”
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DoD Civilian Retiree ID Cards are Ending. Here’s What That Means (Update No. 2)
A Q&A that explains the changes, including some new information.
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#WhereHeroesWork Wednesday: Sarah Park, Nellis AFB Exchange GM, Air Force Spouse
Park talks about how the positive ways the Exchange has affected her life family and why she would recommend the Exchange as a career to other spouses.
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#WhereHeroesWork Wednesday: Ralph Metzler, Fort Myer Main Store Manager, Navy Spouse
Metzler, who is also an Air Force son, talks the often lifelong bonds that Exchange associates share and more.