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Exchange Post 2018
January 2018 February 2018
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Exchange Serves Families at Snowball Express
The largest gathering of children and families of America’s fallen military heroes came to Dallas for the annual Snowball Express Dec. 9 – 13. Snowball Express provides hope and new happy memories to the children of…
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Holiday Spirit Abounds at Puerto Rico Exchange
Puerto Rico is still recovering after suffering double blows from Hurricanes Irma and Maria. Power, water and other necessities have been in short supply. Delivering live Christmas trees to the island would be difficult, but…
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The Exchange Ranks Second Among Major Electronic Retailers
A new survey confirms the PowerZone provides industry-leading value to our Nation’s heroes who have earned the right to shop their Exchange. In the latest Consumer Reports’ reader ranking of electronics retailers, ShopMyExchange.com placed second (up from…
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View the PDF file of the December Exchange Post
Click here to view the December 2017 Exchange Post PDF file.
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Making Holidays Special Overseas
Military members and their families face many challenges during their time in service. One of those is being stationed in a foreign country during the holidays, more so when that country may not share the…
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Puerto Rico Exemplifies Family Serving Family Spirit
The island of Puerto Rico was without electricity, running water and supplies since suffering a direct hit from Hurricane Maria on Sept. 20. Puerto Rico Exchange associates worked hard to make life better for customers…
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MILITARY STAR Top Performers Share Their Secrets
Pick up tips from the champs at increasing your MILITARY STAR penetration rate and use.
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Exchange and DeCA Score a Win with WOW
The Warehouse Ordering Web (WOW) may not mean much to the average associate, but to the Defense Commissary Agency (DeCA) Europe, it means simplified ordering of soda and water from the Germersheim Distribution Center (GeDC).
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Stranded Misawa AB Passengers Not Left to Go Hungry
Thanks to Food Court Manager Connie Brunson and her team, customers in Misawa AB’s terminal don’t go hungry.