While Puerto Rico Exchanges are still recovering from Hurricane Fiona, the Exchange is preparing for the likelihood of another hurricane striking, this time in Florida. As of Monday morning, Hurricane Ian was moving through the…
Exchange support took many forms, including mobile field Exchanges (MFEs), tent stores, rodeos, re-opened facilities at closed installations, troop stores, re-allocated Express stores, mobile barber shops, local food trucks and concessionaires.
Despite heavy rains and power failures, the Fort Buchanan and Camp Santiago Exchange teams were quickly back in action after the storm swept through Puerto Rico.
More than 378,000 South Central Pennsylvania-area military shoppers can shop tax-free at military-exclusive prices at the newly renovated Carlisle Barracks Exchange shopping center, which was unveiled with a grand opening Sept. 19.
The Air Force Veteran has worked for the Exchange for 32 years, all of them at Fort Meade.
#ServingThoseWhoServe—Fort Buchanan associates went the extra mile to show how the Exchange goes where our service members go. Two major organizations recognized their above-and-beyond support.
The 38-year associate started at Kadena Air Base and has been at Eglin since 1986.
The retired Army major kept his military uniform from 1963, wearing it to special events for nearly 60 years. The MCS provided a new uniform that put a big grin on his face.
The mother and daughter aren’t the only family members who have worked for the Exchange.
With more than 42,000 CAC-holders in the surrounding area, the Fort Meade Exchange has one of the largest populations of newly eligible shoppers in the U.S.