130 Years of Family Serving Family: Clifton Keen, Fort Rucker
The Triangle Express shift manager served 26½ years in the Army—and has served those who serve for 20 years at the Exchange.
The Triangle Express shift manager served 26½ years in the Army—and has served those who serve for 20 years at the Exchange.
““When [customers] come into the store, they say, ‘Ms. Sau, I missed you. You make my day,'” says Sau Campbell, a Fort Lee Express customer experience associate who has spent most of her career at…
For the services business manager, the best part of his job is knowing he’s helping create the same kind of memories he cherished growing up. “The PX was a huge part of our family life,”…
The new temporary tower was put into operation while four additional permanent cell towers are constructed at Ramstein Air Base, improving the Quality of Life for Warfighters and families.
The couple, who met at the Exchange, continue a Culberson family legacy of serving those who serve–Brian’s parents both worked at the Exchange for more than 30 years, and his brother was also an associate.
About 300 associates attended the event, which featured 14 Exchange vendors.
The food court manager, who has been with the Exchange since 1992, talks about working with her sister at the Exchange—and about that time she encountered a moose in a Fort Wainwright Burger King drive-thru.
“Your career is in your own hands,” Boen, senior vice president, supply chain strategy, told an audience of about 175 during a \ LINK (Leaders Inspiring Networks and Knowledge) lunch and learn.
The branch store manager grew up with the Exchange.: “My father bought us our first Nintendo 64 there. The Exchange was anything and everything—there wasn’t a lot to do so we got excited every time…
The automated launderettes, a collaboration between the Exchange and Germany-based concessionaire Nextwash, enhance Quality of Life for U.S. Military communities.
