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A Win-Win: Wright-Patterson Team Helps Gift-Card Winner Use His $1,000 for Veterans, Kids
The shopper, a disabled Navy Veteran, wanted to use his prize to help others—but he didn’t know where to start. Overwhelmed by his generosity, the Wright-Patterson team offered to do the shopping for him.
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Fort Irwin Breaks Ground on $15 Million, 24-Hour Express
Expected to open in early 2023, the new Express is a big step in more than $22 million in facility upgrades focusing on Quality-of-Life improvements at the remote California installation.
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ICYMI: The Week that Was in the Exchange Post
In case you missed it, here’s a look at this week’s coverage.
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We’ve Got Photos: See How Exchanges Around the World Are Celebrating Black Friday
The Exchange Post asked stores to send Black Friday photos for inclusion in a special Flickr album, and stores in CONUS, Europe Region and Pacific Region responded with nearly 300 photos by Friday morning. Add…
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ICYMI: The Week That Was in the Exchange Post
In case you missed it, here’s a look at this week’s coverage.
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Send Us Your Black Friday Photos!
Show us how your store celebrated Black Friday weekend by sending us your pictures! We’ll put them in the Exchange Post Flickr Album.
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Exchanges Prepare for a Black Friday That’s Expected to See Crowds Return to Stores
“We had a great Veterans Day. That’s a good bellwether for Black Friday,” said Director/CEO Tom Shull. “Customers are coming back.”
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ICYMI: The Week That Was in the Exchange Post
In case you missed it, here’s a look at this week’s coverage:.
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Watch Now: See the Exchange’s Brand-New Korea Distribution Center and Bakery at USAG Humphreys
The Exchange opened the new Korea Distribution Center and bakery at U.S. Army Garrison Humphreys Nov. 19, making Humphreys home for Warfighters and their families and completing the nine-year Korea Exchange Transformation. Watch this video…
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The Exchange’s Korea Distribution Center: A Brief History
Before the 2020 opening of the Exchange’s U.S. Army Garrison Humphreys distribution center, the Camp Market DC ensured Korea-area Exchanges had the items Warfighters and their families needed for more than 45 years.