Family Serving Family
Far from the friendly confines of the United States sits an air base that has no gate or roads leading into it. The only way in or out is by air, and even that mode of transportation is not a given considering the environmental factors unique to Greenland.
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Holloman AFB Store Associate Elena Carter not only understands the meaning of Family Serving Family, she is also aware of the difference her blue Exchange shirt makes on Soldiers, Airmen and their families.
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RAF FAIRFORD, U.K. – Associates went to the tip of the spear in June with three “rodeos” for Airmen during the historic positioning of the U.S. bombers at this installation. During the month, 600 Airmen registered more than 1,250 transactions and generated roughly $30,000 in sales. “It’s a team effort, something the Exchange’s U.K. team…
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Kristopher Cubacub, services business manager at Offutt AFB, Neb., doesn’t just serve the military community—he’s part of the military community.
Read MoreThe last of the McGhee band of brothers will retire this month, ending a combined 125 years of service to those who serve.
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Kent, a young special needs customer, spent months eyeing the cake book at Germany’s Ramstein AB Express, dreaming of his birthday cake. When Kent’s special day finally arrived, Kent’s mom, Rebecca, went to the Express to pick up a previously ordered Lightning McQueen birthday cake.
Read MoreThe Contingency and Pacific Region teams are busy throughout the year supporting Soldiers, Airmen, Sailors and Marines in operations and exercises from Guam to Korea.
Read MoreMonths of planning and coordination between the 4th Infantry Division, United States Army Europe (USAREUR) and Exchange associates culminated with the grand opening of the Zagan Troop Store in April.
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Deployment is never easy, yet the rewards of serving men and women of the U.S. armed forces in a contingency location is more than gratifying to the team of volunteer associates at Poland’s Drawsko Pomorskie Training Area (DPTA).
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Man-So, Kim, the lone food service worker at the snack shop, has taken care of U.S. and Korean Soldiers at U.S. Army Garrison in Yongsan since September 1979. She began her Exchange career in 1964, at age 19.
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