The Week That Was in the Exchange Post
Here’s a look at this week’s coverage.
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#FlashbackFriday: 1982—Hurricane Iwa Hits Hawaiian Exchanges
The storm, which hit two days before Thanksgiving, was Hawaii’s worst in nearly 25 years. It damaged several Exchange facilities but associates responded with the spirit of family serving family.
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JBER BX Opens Exchange’s 1st Drive-Thru Starbucks in Alaska
The location offers convenience for customers who prefer to stay in their vehicles during long, cold winters. But it also has cozy indoor seating.
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Exchange Named a Best for Vets: Employer for 12th Straight Year
Military Times honored the Exchange for its enduring commitment to employing heroes.
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Army Promotes Five Officers Assigned to the Exchange
Four advanced to lieutenant colonel, while one achieved the Army’s highest warrant officer grade.
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130 Years of Family Serving Family: James Meyer, Fort Hood Exchange
The Army Veteran’s journey with the Exchange is a continuation of a lifelong commitment to service.
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How to Keep Online Shopping Safe
Here are a few tips to ensure that Exchange customers have the best shopping experience in stores and online.
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Army Veteran Serves in a Different Way at Fort Carson
For Salute to Service Month, meet a Veteran who says the Exchange has given him a sense of purpose and belonging.
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‘From Request to Reality’
A mobile rodeo brought snacks, drinks and personal care items from Joint Base Lewis McChord to Camp Withycombe, about 2½ hours away.
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The Backbone of the Self-Assessment Program
The program is part of larger efforts mandated by Department of War instructions to evaluate an organization’s readiness.