Central Region
Fort Polk is now Fort Johnson. The installation’s new name honors World War I Veteran and National Guardsman Sgt. Henry Johnson, who, while serving in France, fought off a German raiding party with a knife, saving a fellow Soldier from capture in the process.
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The Afghanistan native, who was one of the first female translators in Afghanistan, moved to the U.S., where one of her mentors recommended that she apply at the Exchange.
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The Patrol Road Express at Tinker AFB was upgraded with new lighting, flooring, equipment, two quick-serve programs and more.
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The Fort Sill Exchange welcomed more than 300 motorcyclists and support vehicles for a pit stop on their 2,700-mile “Run for the Wall” memorial ride from California to Washington, D.C.
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When officer trainee Michael Egnoto came into the Peterson Space Force Base Military Clothing store last fall to purchase his uniform for his Officer Training School (OTS) graduation at Maxwell Air Force Base on May 25, associates knew it would be a tall order to fill.
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Fort Hood is now officially known as Fort Cavazos, bringing the Texas Army post’s more than 80 years under its former name to a close.
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The exercise spreads about 2,000 troops from the U.S. Army and British Army across Fort Hood’s training ranges, with many of them stationed nearly 20 miles from the main containment area. In the spirit of “We go where you go,” the Fort Hood Exchange is providing support.
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For the second consecutive year, Altus Air Force Base hosted the Legacy of the Spear event, welcoming back service members and employees with a past connection to the base, and once again the Exchange was an integral part of making it all possible.
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The Fort Leavenworth PX received an image upgrade and is among the first of 80 locations to offer Exchange shoppers new benefits at their local Starbucks
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After operating for more than 80 years under its old name, Fort Rucker is now officially Fort Novosel. The Alabama Army post’s new moniker is in honor of Chief Warrant Officer 4 Michael Novosel, who was awarded the Medal of Honor for his service during the Vietnam War.
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