Seeking a tattoo studio that reflected Hawaii’s uniqueness and fit the Exchange’s and the Air Force’s stringent standards, the Hawaii Consolidated Exchange services team went deep into the ink.
The Exchange is thriving, and credit is due to your never-ending commitment to serve our Nation’s Soldiers, Airmen, Guardians and the military community.
The $2.4 million renovation features new dual drive-thru lanes, an improved dining room and more.
Panda Express joins five existing dining options in the stand-alone food court.
A military spouse, Donna Saiz has worked for the Exchange for 26 years–all at the same place.
Like so many holidays at the Exchange, Valentine’s Day starts months before the actual day. For the Exchange’s bakeries in Gruenstadt, Germany, and USAG Humphreys in South Korea, a Valentine’s Day Krispy Kreme promotion started…
JBSA-Lackland Exchange Service Business technician Kristen Ruiz and JBSA-Randolph Express laborer Jemse Cruz are planning to reach another milestone together as a couple – joining the Nation’s military, as newlyweds.
Within hours of receiving a request for support, the JBAB team arranged for food trucks, bottled water and more to support Coast Guard and Air Force personnel working on recovery efforts after the crash of…
The upgrade more than doubles the seating capacity of the food court, which is designed to be a community gathering place where customers can share a meal with family or friends.
“I like all the opportunities I have here,” says the services business technician, who is a Navy Veteran and a Military spouse.