Exchanges worldwide hosted special ceremonies for National Vietnam War Veterans Day, with Vietnam Veterans receiving free lapel pins to commemorate their selfless service. “When we came back from Vietnam, we weren’t welcomed; but here, they…
The store operates as an imprest fund, meaning the military unit runs the store. Imprest-fund sites are a vital contingency support operation that the Exchange provides to military units in small, remote, short-term or high-risk…
The restaurant didn’t open until 10:45 a.m.,, butcustomers began lining up before 9 a.m. to try favorites at the second Panda Express in Europe.
The Exchange is positioning the organization for the future by significantly integrating retail operations and merchandise functions to improve the customer experience and increase sales and earnings.
Exchanges in Europe and the Pacific are ensuring that military families living overseas have the opportunity to enjoy a big event that’s also one of the comforts of home.
The cookies, which go on sale Feb. 2, are an example of the Exchange’s global footprint, as it’s the only retailer that can ship and deliver the product to Girl Scout troops overseas for their…
In December, the Kaiserlautern Military Community Consolidated Exchange team, working with the Exceptional Family Member Program (EFMP) and Education and Developmental Intervention Services (EDIS), presented a sensory-safe shopping experience for people with sensory issues. Here’s…
Barcala manages the Exchange’s top-performing Military Clothing store and the Wounded Heroes Service Center, which provides a unique service within the Exchange.
Serving the largest American community outside of the United States, DOCS, inside the KMCC Exchange shopping center, can treat active-duty service members, military families, retirees and Department of Defense civilians.
A remote location and tensions between the Serbian minority and the Kosovar Albanians could not stop the Exchange from bringing much-needed support and a morale boost to troops.