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The Week That Was in the Exchange Post
ICYMI, here’s a look at this week’s coverage.
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#FlashbackFriday: 1965—The Exchange in the Dominican Republic
In early May 1965, U.S. forces were sent to the Dominican Republic to protect U.S. citizens after a coup led to a civil war. By May 7, the Exchange was living up to its We…
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Brandon Deramee: A Computer Troubleshooter and an Exchange Son and Brother
“It bothers me when I can’t figure out an answer to something, and if I don’t know how to figure it out, I’ll research and keep trying to mess with it until I figure out…
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Hawaii DC Associate Celebrates 55 Years With Exchange—And Plans to Keep Going
Aside from a three-year break in service, Lurline Mau-Saloricman has worked for the Exchange since1968.
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Adaptability Lessons From a Military Childhood and an Exchange Life
Martinez’s presentation “Bloom Where You’re Planted” was also about adaptability—something he understands well from multiple moves during his lifetime,
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The Week That Was in the Exchange Post
ICYMI, here’s a look at this week’s coverage.
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#FlashbackFriday: Is May 1 a Big Day in Exchange Restaurant History? Maybe Yes, Maybe No.
Three Exchange-exclusive restaurants reportedly opened on May 1 of separate years in the late ’80s. But Exchange Post archives show that at least two of the restaurants may have opened their first locations earlier.
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The Week That Was in the Exchange Post
ICYMI, here’s a look at this week’s coverage.
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#FlashbackFriday: 1898—The Spanish-American War and the Exchange
Flashback Friday goes deep this week—128 years deep, back to April 24, 1898, when Spain declared war on the United States, marking the official start of the Spanish-American War. The war lasted less than a…
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New Series Goes Behind the Scenes of Smaller and Remote Stores
The Exchange lives up to its “We go where you go” motto with stores serving locations all over the world, sometimes in unusual locations. even in CONUS, where branch stores serve smaller military communities.