130 Years of Family Serving Family: James Meyer, Fort Hood Exchange
The Army Veteran’s journey with the Exchange is a continuation of a lifelong commitment to service.

The Army Veteran’s journey with the Exchange is a continuation of a lifelong commitment to service.

The Glider Express shift manager says she’s here for the Soldiers, for the Exchange and for her own family.

The Glider Express shift manager has brought her heart to every job she’s had in her 13 years with the Exchange.

The technician/assembler’s father, grandfather and brother served in the Army. He says that serving customers is like serving them.

โWhen I was deployed, we always looked forward to going to the Exchange,” the motor vehicle operator says. “It wasnโt just to stock up on goods, it was a piece of home. Now that Iโm…

For National Truck Driver Appreciation Week, read about a truck driver who came to the Exchange in 2019 after serving 20 years in the Army. His father is also an Army Veteran–and also drove for…

A military spouse, Azores was a regular visitor at Fort Stewart Marne Express when she saw a job opening, applied and was hired. On her second day of work, Hurricane Helene struck.

They’re sisters, they’re both e-Comm associates, and their parents both worked for the Exchange (their dad was a vice president).

An Air Force son, Burris grew up with the Exchange–and will celebrate his 26th anniversary with the organization in August.

The military spouse celebrated 40 years at the Exchange this year–almost half of them as a Military Clothing store manager.
