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Read MoreWith the potential addition of 18.5 million Veteran online customers, the Exchange had to rethink its return process.Â
Read MoreThe Logistics Directorate launched an industry-leading transportation management system that gives managers better control over costs of inbound shipments from suppliers and tracking of goods from distribution centers to stores.
Read MoreThe Exchange Office of the Inspector General compiled data from a recent Fraud, Waste and Abuse (FWA) Survey. We learned a lot from the information associates provided and are happy to share the observations.
Read MoreExchange associates work and live all over the world from Thule, Greenland, to the tip of the spear at contigency locations in Poland, but only one special team of associates takes a bus deep inside a mountain and cross two 25-ton blast doors to begin their day at the Cheyenne Mountain Air Force Station.
Read MoreThe Exchange hosted Paul Cramer, deputy assistant secretary of the Army (Installations, Housing & Partnerships), at its West Coast Distribution Center, highlighting how the Department of Defense retailer’s logistics network has transformed to welcome home
Read MoreLeaders from the Army & Air Exchange Service, the 502nd Air Base Wing, U.S. Army Medical Command and Joint Base San Antonio-Fort Sam Houston took the first steps in making a new $54 million Exchange shopping center a reality during a groundbreaking ceremony Oct. 13.
Read MoreTo offer greater convenience to service members and their families and further strengthen funding of critical military Quality-of-Life programs, the military exchanges’ Exchange Credit Program is expanding acceptance of the MILTARY STAR card to Commissaries around the world. Leaders from the Defense Commissary Agency and the exchanges gathered at the Fort Lee Commissary, the first location to accept the card, to officially kick off the rollout during a ceremony Oct. 5.
Read MoreWhen civilian stores and restaurants in Hurricane Irma’s path closed or ran out of essentials, Exchanges across Florida were typically the last to close and the first to reopen, highlighting the organization’s unique capabilities and tireless dedication to serving those who serve.
Read MoreWhen Dianna Williams first began driving an 18-wheeler for the Exchange in 2001, reaching 1 million miles was far from her mind – she was focused on persevering in a male-dominated profession. Today, Dianna is being honored as the Exchange’s first woman driver to reach 1 million accident-free miles.
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