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One of the most remote and unusual Exchanges is at Camp Robertson Barracks, on the northern coast of Australia, where the Exchange has had a presence since World War II. In 2016, the Exchange began a joint venture with the Marine Corps Exchange. Marines provide the staff, and the Exchange provides the merchandise. In late…
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The unit is larger than a typical unattended retail market and has aisles of products and space for shoppers to commune and enjoy their food on the go.
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The spacious, private “Momma Pod” is one more way that the Exchange provides services that are important to military families.
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The III Corps Express earned honors from Hunt Brothers Pizza in February for being the only store in the nation, including locations off military installations, to sell $1 million in pizza last year.
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If you are experiencing financial stress or emotional strain, the Exchange EAP provides financial advisors and resources to support you.
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The 23-year Army Veteran, who joined the Exchange in July, has had eclectic roles in her military career.
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Associates serving as Public Affairs Representatives at each installation work all year long to share Exchange relevancy messaging with their community.
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Merchandising and marketing leaders from across military resale came to Exchange headquarters on Feb. 27 and 28 for the Alliance’s annual meeting, a gathering to discuss plans to continue strengthening exchange and commissary benefits.
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The restaurant didn’t open until 10:45 a.m.,, butcustomers began lining up before 9 a.m. to try favorites at the second Panda Express in Europe.
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