Directorates/Regions
The Exchange takes care troops serving overseas through its four bakeries—three in the Pacific and one in Germany—that produce fresh-baked goods made with American flour, so the bread, buns, rolls, tortillas, cakes, doughnuts and other treats taste just like they do back home.
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The Exchange is revolutionizing the way it delivers shopmyexchange.com orders to service members and their families.
Read MoreOnce again, Popeyes’ Exchange restaurants prove they’re among the best.
Read MoreThese associates carry out the Exchange core value “The courage to use good judgment” by performing their jobs safely. They’re saving the Exchange hundreds of thousands of dollars in lost work time and other costs associated with injuries. Click on their pictures to see what they’re doing right!
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That text or phone call can wait until you’re not behind the wheel of an Exchange vehicle or personal car or truck. Since April is National Distracted Driving Month, the Exchange’s Loss Prevention Directorate warns that any activity that diverts your attention away from driving could make you crash and lead to severe injuries, even…
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These questions and answers provide you with important information to help you become
ambassadors for the Veterans online shopping benefit.
Adding 15.5 million shoppers to the Exchange customer base this coming November will be no small task. We need to ensure online and logistics are ready for the undertaking, plus we need the appropriate message to welcome and educate returning customers, some of whom have not shopped with the Exchange for years.
Read MoreFinancial plans for growing Services, Food and Fuel businesses exceed plans by $34 million in 2016.
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Fort Riley’s Big Red One Express is the pilot location for the reimagined Exchange convenience stores as of Feb. 12. The innovative format infuses new items, specialty beverages and hot-to-go foods into the assortment. A new queuing (line) system at the registers gives customers multiple chances to pick up items on their way out.
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