Fort Drum Exchange Expands Restaurant Lineup with Panera Bread
This is the third Panera opened by the Exchange on a military installation.
This is the third Panera opened by the Exchange on a military installation.
Seymour Johnson Air Force Base Airmen, families, retirees and community members can enjoy an upgraded shopping experience at the main Exchange, which recently underwent $4 million in improvements.
A military spouse, Bradley enjoys the security of the Exchange and the potential for mobility.
Associates at Joint Base Lewis-McChord and Forts Bliss, Liberty, Cavazos, Riley and Wainwright received a token of appreciation from Army Emergency Relief CEO retired Sgt. Maj. of the Army Tony Grinston.
The new 12,272-square-foot Express, in the heart of the 82nd Airborne Division training area, is the 15th Express to open on Fort Liberty.
The shift manager at Fort Moore’s Harmony Church Express celebrated her 32nd anniversary with the Exchange this month.
The 12,808-square-foot troop store provides a convenient shopping experience for Soldiers, students in advanced individual training and Airmen, Guardians, Sailors and Marines.
The restaurant, which serves pizza, pasta and more, is the latest in a series of improvements at Fort Liberty.
General Manager Thomas “TK” Kuttamperoor and Starbucks Store Manager Karolyn Madera received top corporate awards from Starbucks for their leadership and execution of the Military Family store recognition.
Customer Experience Associate John Dickson says he was surprised to learn he’d been selected as the worldwide ambassador.
