Where Heroes Work Video: Chris Jefferson, Seymour Johnson AFB
The Express store manager at Seymour Johnson Air Force Base and Army Veteran, talks about he would recommend working at the Exchange to other Veterans.

The Express store manager at Seymour Johnson Air Force Base and Army Veteran, talks about he would recommend working at the Exchange to other Veterans.

In his second “Where Heroes Work” video, the Air Force Veteran talks about how the Exchange respects Veterans and provides opportunities for them.

In his second Where Heroes Work video, he talks about the rewards of continuing to support the military and about how his kids have grown up with the Exchange.

In her second “Where Heroes Work” video, Charlotte Stadler talks about how Veterans who work for the Exchange can receive retirement credit for their military service.

The Exchange made the U.S. Veterans Magazine list in the category of โTop Government and Law Enforcement Agencies.โ

“I’m very, very proud to be part of the military community and the Exchange.”

The mother of four appreciates how family-oriented the Exchange is.

The military spouse talks about what the management training program has meant to her and why the Exchange is the best place to be.

With four children who served in three branches of the military, the 25-year Exchange veteran appreciated being able to be close to her children when they were deployed.

“We always connected with the Exchange to feel at home,” the Air Force spouse says. “That’s why I’m here. Because I feel at home here.”
