130 Years of Family Serving Family: Bonita Jewett, Selfridge ANG Exchange
The military spouse celebrated 40 years at the Exchange this year–almost half of them as a Military Clothing store manager.
Central Region
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130 Years of Family Serving Family: Clifton Keen, Fort Rucker
The Triangle Express shift manager served 26½ years in the Army—and has served those who serve for 20 years at the Exchange.
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JBSA-Lackland Exchange Holds MTI Appreciation Event for 350
The Military Training Instructors (MTI) Appreciation Event honored military training instructors for their exceptional work in training civilians to become Airmen. The event featured a DJ, giveaways, photo opportunities and meals provided by Panda Express.
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San Antonio Tattoo Studio Joins JBSA-Lackland Exchange
Final Touch marks the 16th on-installation tattoo studio for the Exchange.
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JBSA-Randolph Associate Celebrates 45 Years of Excellence
While much about the Exchange has changed since 1980, Marie Montgomery believes she has learned invaluable lessons about people, problem-solving and mediation: “It’s a good feeling to know that I can help somebody.”
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VA Medical Center Recognizes Barksdale Exchange’s Generosity
After commemorating Vietnam War Veterans Day with an in-store ceremony in March, the Barksdale Exchange team took the recognition to Veterans who couldn’t come to the store.
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Where Heroes Work: Silvia Sasan, Office Assistant, Redstone Arsenal
The military spouse’s fondest memories come from the flexibility the Exchange offered when her children were young.
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Seven Associates Recognized with End-of-Year Public Affairs Awards
Each year, associates worldwide serve as volunteers for the Public Affairs Representatives (PAR) program, administered by the HQ Public Affairs team. This program encourages associates to share and monitor media coverage relevant to the Exchange…
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Four Stores Win COO X Award for Operational Excellence
Winners are selected based on criteria including earnings, MILITARY STAR® usage, gross margin return on investment and inventory variance.
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They Helped a Grieving Customer. They Didn’t Know He Was an Exchange Vice President.
When a customer contacted the Little Rock AFB Military Clothing store to ask about acquiring an Air Force uniform for his father’s funeral, Store Manager Lari Sasser and seamstress Tenisha Fife treated him with compassion,…
