The Unexpected 40-Year Career of Keesler Associate Paul Guidroz
‘I was always told the Exchange is like one big, happy family, and Iโve always tried to incorporate that into what I do,’ says Guidroz, whose career began in 1985.

‘I was always told the Exchange is like one big, happy family, and Iโve always tried to incorporate that into what I do,’ says Guidroz, whose career began in 1985.

A routine afternoon at the Panzer Main Exchange turned into a powerful moment of gratitude and surprise when U.S. Air Force Maj. Jarret Flexman received the prize.

Camp Zama shoppers can find the comforts of home through American and Asian-style furniture at the Exchange’s third Yellow Box store.

Six military community members will ka-ching in the new year as winners in the MILITARY STAR cardโs eighth annual Home for the Holidays sweepstakes.

After opening a successful Moeโs at the Schofield Barracks Exchange in 2023, Mexican/Tex-Mex restaurant’s Hawaii operator wanted to continue serving military communities.

The Hawaii team provided continuous support to ensure service members had access to comforts and tastes of home.

Alan French’s father worked for the Exchange for 27 years. When Alan started as an intermittent associate in high school, he didn’t expect that his career would be even longer.

Bob White started at the Exchange as a nervous teen in 1972. Since then, he’s seen the world.

The general manager’s 28-year journey with the Exchange began after his own military chapter closed.

Inside and outside the stadium and on the air, the Exchange was in the thick of the action as Navy edged Army 17-16.
