
All associates were reported safe after the strongest Pacific storm of the season made landfall in eastern Asia during the weekend.

In case you missed it, here are August Exchange Post stories about a military mom with children who have served in three military branches, a Military Clothing store helping a 101-year-old Veteran, and more.

On Aug. 14, 1945, President Harry S. Truman announced the unconditional surrender of Japan, ending World War II. Ever since, Aug. 14 has been known as V-J Day, or Victory Over Japan Day, in the…

Deborah Williams, sales & merchandise manager at Joint Base San Antonio-Fort Sam Houston, wears three “Badges of Honor” that tell customers and teammates about her military connections. All three have “Mom” on them.

As Hurricane Harvey brought historic amounts of rainfall to the Texas Gulf Coast in late August 2017, the Exchange was ready to support troops working on relief efforts.

For the third year in a row, the Military Exchange Electronics Expo will be virtual. But what was uncharted territory in 2020 is now familiar waters, and changes are in store for next year.

Aug. 19 is National Photography Day, which “honors the photographer who works to offer us images from across the world.” Here are some of our favorite worldwide images from the Exchange’s 127-year history.

Shortly before his redeployment to HQ, Artie Van Riper was awarded the Achievement Medal for Civilian Service by the commander of the 595th Transportation Brigade.

In honor of the Exchange’s 124th anniversary in Hawaii on Aug. 16, #FlashbackFriday takes a pictorial trip to the islands.

#FlashbackFriday flashes back to when “We Go Where You Go” met “Have It Your Way.”
