“Car washes and auto detailing are in high demand in Alaska, so having easy access to a great facility without having to leave base is a huge win for our Soldiers, Airmen and their families.”
In the first in a series highlighting service members assigned to the Exchange, Senior Master Sgt. Sonja Berry relects onf her military and Exchange journey.
The restaurant will serve the medical team and offering nutritious options to service members, their families and the Veterans seen at our hospital.
Thirty years ago this, the Exchange opened Firestone Master Care Car Center at Fort Lewis. It was the first such facility on a military installation in CONUS, opening a new era for automotive care at…
The dental office and the tactical shop opened in July, expanding the Exchange’s footprint on the installation.
The restaurant has 81 locations in eight states. The Tyndall BX location is the first on a military installation.
Camp Ripley has revamped the dining experience for Soldiers and Reservists, now serving pizza, wings, tacos and more with Hunt Brothers Pizza and Taco John’s.
After he graduated from the University of Louisiana-Monroe in 1991, Darrin McCready sent an info letter and résumé to the Exchange. But then he took a closer look at the job description and got cold…
It’s the first on-the-go option for Army National Guard members on the installation.
The Veteran-owned framing, engraving and woodworking business, offers artwork prints, gifts for retirements and permanent changes of station, wood plaques, shadow boxes for awards and coins, and more.