In October 1992, the 212th Mobile Army Surgical Hospital (MASH) unit was alerted for deployment to Zagreb, Croatia’s capital, in support of Operation Provide Promise, a U.N. relief mission to aid refugees coming into the…
On Oct. 5, 1992, the Exchange debuted an internal TV network called Business Television, better known as BTV. The initial broadcast went out to nearly 120 stores and distribution centers.
Eighty-four years ago today, Iceland’s first Exchange opened
The Hall of Famers, All-Star Drivers and more in Exchange truck-driving history.
This week marked the 24th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks. Here’s how the Exchange responded–in New York, at the Pentagon and elsewhere.
The Exchange Post officially debuted Sept. 1, 1955—70 years ago this week.
Thirty-one years ago, i troops were deployed help fight forest fires in Montana, Idaho and Washington. Soon after they arrived, the Exchange was also there.
And did it when she was one of the top recording stars in the United States.
On July 25, 1895—130 years ago today—the War Department issued General Orders No. 46, directing all Army commanders to establish “post exchanges” on their installations.
After abolishing the sutler system in 1866, Congress authorized the establishment of post traders in 1867. Also in the late 19th century, officers at installations without post traders started social clubs called canteens. Both were…