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“The military has been a big part of my life,” says the rt Hurlburt Field main store manager. “My parents met and married through the military. I was born on an installation.”
Read MoreAfter 39 years at Vandenberg, the customer experience associate gets recognized even when he’s not on the job–including once by a highway patrolman.
Read MoreThe Express manager is due to retire Feb. 7 after 35 years with the Exchange, all of them in Alaska, where he has endured temperatures as low as 68 below and traveled all over the country’s biggest state.
Read MoreThe custodial worker joined the Women’s Army Corps in 1970, in the middle of the Vietnam War. Her 21 years of service included playing trumpet in the 14th Army Band, the last all-woman military band at Fort McClellan, Alabama.
Read MorePalmer’s mother, a former Exchange associate, was the first one to encourage her to pursue a position with the Exchange. “My mom always told me she had very good experiences working for the Exchange, and I grew up with the Exchange.”
Read MoreThe Army Veteran and former military spouse is the daughter of a 27-year Air Force Veteran and a 47-year Exchange veteran.
Read MoreThe Hawaii native had worked for the Exchange since 1968. And he doesn’t have any plans to stop.
Read MoreAs a Soldier and Exchange associate, the softline sales area manager feels a strong bond to the military and the Exchange.
Read MoreThe Fort Huachuca general manager, who has worked at nearly a dozen Exchanges in her 18-year career, shares her memories of deployment, Hurricane Michael and more.
Read MoreThe Freshens Food Service Foreman reflects on her 30-year Exchange career before her retirement Dec. 1.
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