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,…
During his 10 months in Iraq Templeton witnessed first-hand the importance of our core value Family Serving Family.
When Application Developer John Potter found out his coworker and friend had suffered a heart attack at work on March 23, he jumped into action and used the emergency medical training he’d received from the…
Under the Voluntary Leave Sharing Program, an eligible U.S. associate with a personal or family medical emergency may request to receive annual leave donations from other U.S. associates.
Learn how General Manager Daniel Wise also serves his Jewish “family” at Fort Sill, Okla. – and why he doesn’t expect anything in return.
Exchange Credit Program SVP Jami Richardson has been with the Exchange 29 years. She left her home in Indiana after college to work at HQ Dallas, Texas. Far from family and friends, Richardson found a new sense of…
The only thing Nghi Le wanted to do when he escaped from a Vietnam prison was to serve U.S. troops. Read about how he got his wish.
A mother from the Dallas headquarters watched her son do something “super.”
Margie Daniel’s family tree includes 125 total years of Exchange service, four more years than post exchanges have been around. Truly Family Serving Family.
In January the Exchange celebrated the historical opening of three Mobile Field Exchanges (MFE) in Poland for the first time in its 121 years of service. In support of operations in Poland, the Exchange Europe…
