The Week That Was in the Exchange Post
Here’s a look at this week’s coverage.
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#FlashbackFriday: 1983—a ‘BX in a Box’ Debuts in Egypt
The “box” prepared for Exercise Bright Star consisted of four 20-foot-shipping containers—each stocked with a 30-day supply for a thousand troops.
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Still Serving: Retirees Find New Purpose Downrange
It wasn’t nostalgia or a paycheck that drew Ken Limtiaco, Rob Baker and Mike Lowry back to the Exchange. It was the mission.
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How You Can Help Support Future Leaders and Exchange Families
Anyone can contribute to the National AREA Scholarship fund. Here’s how to do it.
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Minot MSM Knows Receiving Exchange Support Firsthand
As a Veteran and as an associate, she has experience with vital tastes and comforts of home.
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A Taste of Home: Exchange Brings First Auntie Anne’s to Germany
In a country famous for its pretzels, Auntie Anne’s is bringing an American twist to a classic.
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#FlashbackFriday: A 2010 Grand Opening for a Unique Exchange at Fort Bliss
It’s the world’s only open-air shopping center on a military installation that is open to the public
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Exchange Stands Strong for Military Families During Nation’s Longest Shutdown
At the American Logistics Association’s national convention and leadership forum, Exchange Director/CEO Tom Shull shared updates on the Exchange’s industry-leading performance and reaffirmed its 130-year-old mission to go where Warfighters go.
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