The Exchange Credit Program (ECP) has ramped up initiatives for 2017 to meet the strategic priority, “increase MILITARY STAR portfolio.” First, the ECP is working across directorates to prepare for the new Veterans online…
Celebrities visiting Exchange facilities is nothing new, but a recent visit to HQ by retired Navy SEAL Marcus Luttrell and actor Mark Wahlberg stirred up quite a crowd. Wahlberg and Luttrell came to the Exchange…
SEMBACH, Germany – U.S. Army Col. Scott McFarland assumed command of the Exchange’s Europe/Southwest Asia region during a July 13 ceremony. As commander, McFarland is responsible for Exchange operations and support throughout Europe, including countries…
Last year, 1,082 associates stole $832,000 worth of merchandise from Exchange stores. Now, the associates, if convicted, face time in federal prison because the Exchange is part of the U.S. government. Loss Prevention Directorate leaders…
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Around the world, associates take extra precautions to protect the Exchange’s greatest assets: themselves. From restaurants to the main stores, associates practice good safety measures. Click on the pictures to find out what these associates…
VetVerify.org, is a single point of entry to verify eligibility for Veterans to shop all exchanges’ online stores and it opened more than two months ago. This shared services verification site for military exchanges uses…
When I first saw his image in our social media designer Stephanie Rivas’ video, I felt an immediate connection to CW3 Ron Killingworth.
A continued fiscal focus and maximization of invested capital have been strategic priorities for the Exchange for the past few years and will continue to be so into 2017.
When 30,000 U.S. troops and their families move to South Korea’s Camp Humphreys in the next few years, more than 50+ channels of U.S. television programming will keep them in touch with America.