
Fifty-two years ago this weekend, on Aug. 3, 1974, an enemy rocket attack destroyed an Exchange at Danang Air Base in Vietnam. Nicknamed the “Gunfighter BX,” it didn’t stay down for long.

In case you missed it, here’s a link to this week’s coverage.

From the Exchange Post archives, a look at Exchange family connections to the Olympics as well as ways the Exchange has supported the Games.

Every day, the Exchange upholds this history of support by living up to its โWe Go Where You Goโ motto, providing the best comforts and tastes of home wherever Soldiers, Airmen and Guardians serve.

A long career with the Air Force Audit Agency led Iverson to the Exchange, where he has found a camaraderie that he will miss when he retires this summer.

In case you missed it, here’s a look at this week’s coverage.

From a 1950s commander whose son was a pioneering astronaut to modern-day clothing with the U.S. Space Force photo, the Exchange has several links to the space program in its history.

When the general counsel for Special Operations Command and director of the Security Justice Advisory Directorate needed to get to Israel fast, Norris Watkins, an HR relocation manager, was able to provide quick help.

The Army Veteran joined the Exchange in March 1969, when he was 27 years old. His teammates threw him a surprise 55th-anniversary party this year.

ICYMI, here’s a look at this week’s coverage.
