This year, nine Army installations named for Confederate figures will be renamed after people who exemplify U.S. military and national values. The changes will have a significant effect on Exchanges at all the posts. The…
Michael Lee, a Fort Bragg Military Clothing store shift manager, recently went the extra mile to help a customer in need. It’s possible nobody would have known were the customer not so grateful.
Eleven Exchange Military Clothing stores were each honored with a three-coin award for exemplary service at the Military Clothing Conference this week in Frisco, Texas, capping the week-long gathering.
Retired Col. Paris D. Davis was preparing to receive the Medal of Honor—the Nation’s highest military honor— for serving during the Vietnam War after the initial filing vanished nearly 56 years ago. He only needed…
Exchange Director/CEO Tom Shull recognized more than 20 Joint Base Langley-Eustis Exchange associates for their hard work in 2022 during a Feb. 27 visit.
In his third Where Heroes Work video, the Army Veteran talks about serving those who serve.
In addition to retirees and military dependents, disabled Veterans, Department of Defense civilians and retirees and other Common Access Card-holders can also visit the dental office.
For the fifth year in a row, the sweepstakes gave away cash prizes to help members of the military community celebrate the holidays. And there were more winners this year.
Exchanges worldwide held Santa photo ops, as well as contests, music and more to engage shoppers and relieve holiday stress.
Fort Bragg-based Loss Prevention associate Jon Bogachoff treks hundreds of miles for children’s cancer research—on a unicycle.