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Tsunami Warnings Affect PAC Exchanges, But No Damage Reported
Pacific Region Exchanges escaped damage after a tsunami warning was issued for most of the region following a high-magnitude earthquake off the Russia coast, but operations were affected at several stores.
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Now on Flickr: More Than a Thousand 130th Anniversary Photos!
We asked asked associates to try to break a record. And they did.
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Retiring Chief Administrative Officer/EVP Looks Back on Exchange Career
After he finished active duty, the Navy Veteran entered the civilian world, which was where he met Tom Shull. Lozier joined the Exchange in 2012, months after Mr. Shull was named Director/CEO.
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Closing Credits: Retiring ECP SVP Tommy Ward Reflects on Exchange Career
Ward’s more than 20 years at the Exchange have included multiple deployments.
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Tommy Ward Shares His Leadership Philosophies
During a program titled “Currency of Trust: Leading the MilStar Team,” Chief of HR Learning Jessica Provan asked Ward questions about his career, including what key moment changed his career trajectory, how he was pushed…
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SFD SVP Darryl Porter Looks Back on His 36-Year Exchange Journey
Darryl Porter did not grow up in a military family, but he did have a neighbor named Deon who was in the Army, which was how Porter first learned about the Exchange. “I looked up…
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ICYMI: The Week That Was in the Exchange Post
ICYMI, here’s a look at this week’s coverage.
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#FlashbackFriday: 130 Years Ago, the Exchange Was Born
On July 25, 1895—130 years ago today—the War Department issued General Orders No. 46, directing all Army commanders to establish “post exchanges” on their installations.
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ICYMI: The Week That Was in the Exchange Post
ICYMI, here’s a look at this week’s coverage.
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#FlashbackFriday: Evolution of the Exchange—Post Traders and Canteens
After abolishing the sutler system in 1866, Congress authorized the establishment of post traders in 1867. Also in the late 19th century, officers at installations without post traders started social clubs called canteens. Both were…