Services and Food SVP Trini Saucedo Looks Back on 42 Years of Serving Those Who Serve
Saucedo will retire Aug. 27, capping off a career defined by tireless determination to find new and better ways to serve Warfighters and their families.

Saucedo will retire Aug. 27, capping off a career defined by tireless determination to find new and better ways to serve Warfighters and their families.

The Exchange is bringing tastes of home to service members and their families as DoorDash delivery service rolls out to several Army and Air Force installations.

With COVID restrictions easing at many installations, the Exchange’s 60 movie theaters are in various stages of reopening, with more than half worldwide welcoming moviegoers again.

Schroeder began her career at the Gruenstadt bakery as a dough mixer on the bun line. After 23 years, she is now the production supervisor and is enjoying every minute.

July is National Ice Cream Month, so here’s a look at the role ice cream has played in Exchange history.

The Exchange is all in to support the Army’s initiative to improve quality of life for Soldiers and families at Forts Polk, Irwin, Wainwright and Hood.

Fort Bragg Garrison Commander Col. Scott Pence called Old Glory’s work during the shutdown a flawless operation.

More than 60 Fort Leavenworth families gathered for a fun-filled event hosted by the Exchange’s Reel Time Theater, Disney and Fort Leavenworth Morale, Welfare and Recreation.

Shaynon Bell’s job impacted her so much she put it center stage in her senior quote, featured in the Glenwood School’s Class of 2021 yearbook.

A family connection brought Gary Rose to the Exchange. His Exchange family grew from there.
