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Starting this Veterans Day, Nov. 11, the Exchange will welcome back to the military family potentially 13 million eligible Veterans, allowing them to shop at shopmyexchange.com regardless of how many years they served in the armed forces. 4 things you can do now Inform Veterans in your families and social circles about the Veterans online…
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Services, Food and Fuel (SDF) Program Manager Troy Seymour answers questions about the Exchange fuel program and initiatives implemented in 2016, plus what’s in store for 2017.
Read MoreFind out how much better the new MFEs in Europe are than the ones they replaced.
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Deployment is never easy, yet the rewards of serving men and women of the U.S. armed forces in a contingency location is more than gratifying to the team of volunteer associates at Poland’s Drawsko Pomorskie Training Area (DPTA).
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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 find out what they did.
Read MoreLocal LP managers recently asked 2,460 managers, supervisors and associates at 440 Exchange facilities in CONUS what they would do if a caller asked them to put money on a point-of-sale gift card and provide the card numbers.
Read MoreThe new Veterans online shopping benefit allows honorably discharged Veterans, regardless of how long they served in the armed forces, to shop on the Exchange’s website, www.shopmyexchange.com, and websites of our sister exchanges. This new policy, which the Pentagon approved this past January, is expected to bring about 13 million Veterans back home to the Exchange family, starting this Veterans Day, Nov. 11.
Read MoreThe Services, Food & Fuel Directorate is a vast network that includes all third-party businesses, vending machines, gift shops, salons, restaurants, movies, Express gas pumps, and lunches in Department of Defense schools overseas.
Read MoreThe 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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