
“I am truly thrilled to have Dunkin’ here in Hohenfels,” said Staff Sgt. Jonathan Lujan of the 1-4 Infantry Regiment. “We have been wanting a coffee spot for so long and now you guys are…

During her 59 years at the Exchange, Kaiserslautern Military Community Center Human Resources assistant Antje Zirkel, the Exchange’s longest-serving associate, has seen a lot of history—including the fall of the Berlin Wall.

Stockroom Manager Aaron Stone’s quick thinking and first-aid training helped a longtime teammate during a life-threatening situation.

“I took a job with the Exchange to get back into the community I knew. It was one of the best decisions I have ever made.”

Vicenza native Gino Rakas was inspired by his family to work for the Exchange … and in turn, he inspired his children to work for the organization.

101st Airborne Soldiers were ecstatic when they learned that the Exchange was coming to Smardan, Romania, in early May to provide drinks, snacks toiletries and other essentials.

Strict regulations and German customs laws made traditional Exchange support unavailable for incoming Ukrainian forces. The Grafenwoehr Exchange team, however, stepped up to to make sure the Ukrainian soldiers have access to what they need.

Sgt. Maj. Urquhart serves as the key liaison between Exchange leadership and the local commands and Exchange shoppers in his region.

“I grew up in the military, married into the military and now proudly support the military.”

Command Sgt. Maj. James Holmes, commandant, 7th Army NCO Academy, presented Grafenwoehr GM Brian Smith with a special plaque for the Exchange’s outstanding service and support for academy trainees.
