“The Exchange team showed their dedication to our service members, and, in turn, all parties will benefit from the reopening of these services,” said the Base Operations Support-Integrator (BOS-I) Mayor at Erbil.
Two women, one in uniform and one in Exchange attire, found common ground In a region known more for sandstorms and supply chains.
Hull has been with the Exchange only a couple of months, but he brings nearly two decades of military experience to navigate the complex legal landscape behind the organization’s global operations.
In a significant step toward enhancing Quality of Life at remote locations, the Army & Air Force Exchange Service celebrated the grand opening of its first food truck in Poland.
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Since 1955, the Exchange has fueled our Nation’s youngest heroes with nutritious, affordable meals while giving military parents peace of mind.
Before the ribbon was cut, more than 150 members of the Stuttgart military community gathered in anticipation of being among the first to enjoy the new restaurant
This shift toward around-the-clock convenience is part of a broader commitment to meet the unique needs of military personnel, whether stationed at bases, training areas or remote locations.
The services business manager is an Army Veteran who found a new mission at the Exchange.
Not only is the Rose Barracks food court manager and 29-year associate a proud Army Veteran, but his commitment to service has never wavered since he hung up his uniform.