The Exchange Post
The Exchange’s foray into name-brand restaurants came in 1977 when Baskin-Robbins opened its famous ice-cream shop at Edwards AFB, Calif. In 1984, Burger King became the first name-brand burger restaurant to join the AAFES family, opening 185 BKs throughout the world on Army and Air Force installations. The first one was at Ansbach, Germany. Other…
Read MoreAs the COVID-19 pandemic enters its third month, Central Region Exchanges continue to maintain mission-essential support for Soldiers, Airmen and their families. At the 44 Army, Air Force, National Guard and Reserve installations the region serves, Exchanges are delivering safe, sanitized and secure shopping. Face masks, disinfectant and clear acrylic barriers between cashiers and customers…
Read More“We hope this program brings Warfighters a sense of normalcy despite the uncertainty of the current situation.”
Read More“Being away from our friends this long is a bit taxing mentally because we are used to going to school and having those day-to-day interactions.”
Read More“Once people realized we were open, we had cars lining up all the way down the parking lot.”
Read More“It’s like the saying goes, one team one fight.”
Read More“We are doing more than delivering goods through our personal shopper service—we are lifting spirits and easing minds.”
Read More“The brown-bag option allows students to continue eating healthy meals prepared in a clean and safe environment.”
Read MoreNo injuries to Exchange associates were reported.
Read MoreTo Krispy Kreme, Ben Emmerich is one of the greatest things to come along since the glazed doughnut.
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