The Exchange is making it easy for Soldiers and families to repair their electronic devices on post with the June 6 opening of Asurion Tech Repair & Solutions locations at Forts Carson and Hood—as well…
Fort Irwin Exchange’s support of Soldiers was honored on June 3 at a rock inauguration: The Exchange is the first non-appropriated fund entity to have its own rock added to the Painted Rocks landmark.
Exchanges hundreds of miles away spent days cleaning up ash, and drivers had to navigate back roads at speeds as low as 5 mph because of the ashfall.
Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson general manager CJ Morganfield was presented with the Air Force Meritorious Civilian Award for her work in serving the installation through the pandemic.
The menu includes a variety of BE FIT better-for-you options, with more than 20 items with 350 calories or less.
An Eielson Air Force Base associate’s photo of a snowy Express set records on Exchange social media. But there’s a lot of warmth in her work.
The third-generation associate started with the Exchange when he was 15, in 2009. “I saw how the Exchange helped the military community and decided to stick with it.”
The Joint Chiropractic, which held its grand opening Jan. 12, will open locations at other Exchanges this year.
Three retirees are currently supporting OAW in southern New Mexico, and one is scheduled to arrive at Fort Dix in January.
Exchanges in Kansas, Colorado and Nebraska suffered damage, power failures and unscheduled closures Wednesday during a severe weather outbreak that affected much of the Central U.S.