The storm hit Okinawa in the middle of last week and then made a return during the weekend. In between, Exchange facilities opened early, stayed open late and otherwise provided support for their communities.
Since 2017, the store, part of the Guam Exchange, has been in a 5,000-square-foot building. But it didn’t start that way.
The Army Veteran used to serve Soldiers in a chow line. Now “I get to serve them in a different capacity as the PowerZone sales area manager.”
Camp Humphreys’ Main Store Manager Debra Melton’s career at the Exchange started in 1991 when she took a job at Darmstadt Foodland in Germany as a cashier. More than three decades later, she is scheduled…
The 20-year Army Veteran has two daughters who work at Fort Irwin restaurants–which is where she got her Exchange start.
On May 24, Typhoon Mawar struck Guam. Within a day after the storm passed, Guam General Manager George McNamara and his team had reopened retail stores to serve the Andersen Air Force Base community. A…
After Super Typhoon Mawar hit Guam on May 24, the Exchange Credit Program (ECP) team sprang into action, assessing how it could help MILITARY STAR® cardmembers affected by the typhoon. Other directorates pitched in to…
All associates at the Guam/Saipan Exchange are now accounted for after Typhoon Mawar directly struck Guam last week. Pacific Region leadership was keeping an eye on facilities in Okinawa as the storm made an unexpected…
The Guam/Saipan Exchange team was working to reopen facilities on Friday, a day after Typhoon Mawar made a direct hit on Guam.
Gloria Hutchinson, a customer experience associate at the Hale Koa Exchange in Honolulu, Hawaii, was recognized for her work in supporting and communicating the benefits of the MILITARY STAR card.
