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Shoppers at the Dyess Air Force Base Exchange now have access to custom woodworking, laser engraving and more with the addition of Myles of Creations.
Read MoreThe restaurant offers Asian cuisine, including teriyaki dishes, chow mein, Korean corn dogs and more.
Read MoreThe Edwards Exchange team and command team cut ribbons at the three locations on Oct. 24.
Read MoreServing the largest American community outside of the United States, DOCS, inside the KMCC Exchange shopping center, can treat active-duty service members, military families, retirees and Department of Defense civilians.
Read MoreThe New Mexico-based restaurant features a variety of teriyaki bowls, wraps, pastas, loaded baked potatoes and more.
Read MoreThe Moody AFB Exchange cut the ribbon on a new restaurant at the Express Oct. 18. Chopz offers better-for-you options like salads, subs and burritos for the Moody community.
Read MoreThe Exchange’s school meal program has been in place since 1955 and is a large contributor to the quality of life for Warfighters’ children. In 2022, the program provided more than 4 million meals in Europe and the Pacific.
Read MoreWhen Camp Humphreys General Manager Vanessa Rowland received an order for 800 6-inch Subway sandwiches to feed hundreds of U.S. Boy Scouts who were temporarily being housed at the installation, she took immediate action and found a solution within hours.
Read MoreFor more than three years, Soldiers at Camp Buehring had been without a movie theater. Keeping in mind the importance of relaxation to troops’ morale, the Kuwait Exchange team worked closely with command to build a bigger and better theater, which opened in September.
Read MoreFort Campbell has expanded its dining lineup with the addition of Tropical Smoothie Cafe—serving up fresh fruits and vegetables in smoothies, along with better-for-you meals such as salads, bowls and wraps with veggies, hummus and chicken to service members and their families.
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