Bombing in Bagram Brings out the Best in Associate
Late last year, Jerome Melillo, Exchange general manager in Afghanistan, witnessed a deadly catastrophe that few people see.
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Honoring Our Veterans
Exchange associates came together with their customers around the world to recognize the many sacrifices of our valued veterans and their families. During this past Veterans Day, from the Exchange in Norway to the Dallas HQ,…
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Exchange Pulls Out All Stops to Offset East Coast Gas Shortages
During a severe gas shortage along the East Coast, the Exchange continued to fuel the lives of the Flournoys and their children at Fort Benning. Find out how important the Express was to this valued…
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Exchange Lifting Soldiers’ Morale in Ukraine
Living up to its motto, “We go where you go,” the Exchange goes all the way to Ukraine to serve the world’s best customers. Check out what we did.
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Family Serving Family: Realizing How Much the Exchange is Part of the Military Family
Mia Zierlein’s family has served the best customers in the world for more than 55 years. Find out how they exemplify “Family Serving Family.”
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Family Serving Family: Serving Customers Quickly, Courteously
Charles Brissett at JB Charleston takes “Family Serving Family” and “Serving Those Who Serve” seriously. Find out how he uses those two phrases to treat each of his customers.
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Exchanges Go Above and Beyond During Hurricane Matthew
As Exchange associates have done for years during natural disasters, these associates stepped up to the plate when Hurricane Matthew ripped through their areas. Find out what they did for our valued customers.
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A Holiday Feast of Family Serving Family
Junior enlisted service members with dependents at Germany’s Kaiserslautern and Baumholder didn’t go without food over the Thanksgiving holidays, thanks to the Exchange family of bakers in Gruenstadt. The service members received a turkey and…
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After Serving the Country in Three Wars, Panzer Associate Happy to Serve the Military Community
After retiring from the service and as an ROTC instructor, Goldman looked to work at the Exchange not only as a way to stay busy, but to continue serving the military community.
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Exchange Ensures Dignity, Honor and Respect for Fallen Service Members
The Exchange provides a service that is by and large unseen by the public, but is extremely important: providing uniform items for fallen service members. The Air Force Mortuary Affairs Operations at the Charles C.…