It’s the Most Wonderful Time of the Year for Some Guidelines on Giving and Receiving Gifts
Take a stroll down this year’s Holiday’s Guidance for Exchange Associates to learn what you can give, what you can accept and more.
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Watch This Weekend! Exchange Returns to the Army-Navy Game to Share Its Relevancy Message
A national television audience will see an Exchange commercial during the broadcast of the battle between the Army Black Knights and the Navy Midshipmen
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Hot Head Burritos Joins Eglin AFB Exchange Food Court
The restaurant also offers Keto and paleo bowls, quesadillas, nachos, chips and dips, breakfast and more.
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128 Years of Family Serving Family: Marne Gulde, Fort Huachuca
The 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.
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December is Emotional Well-Being Month
Managing your emotional well-being is important, especially during the holiday season. sSeeking balance can make a big difference.
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JBSA-Lackland Exchange Brings Comfort and Joy With Annual BMT Shopping Extravaganza
The Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland AFB Exchange continued a holiday tradition Dec. 2, as nearly 3,000 Basic Military Trainees came to the store for its annual BMT Shopping Extravaganza. The Exchange opened at 7 a.m.,…
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Exchange to Honor Retired Gen. Gustave Perna with Quality-of-Life Force Multiplier Award
The 19th commanding general of Army Materiel Command and co-leader and chief operating officer of Operation Warp Speed will be honored on the field Dec. 9 at the Army-Navy Game.
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ICYMI: The Week That Was in the Exchange Post
In case you missed it, here’s a look at this week’s coverage.
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#FlashbackFriday: 1992—How the Exchange Helped a Girl Give a Gift to a Child in Somalia
When a girl in a Dallas-area shelter declined a gift and insisted that it go to a child in Somalia, the Exchange made it happen. Here’s how.
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What to Know About When DoD Civilian Employees Retire from Active Service
Since late 2021, DoD civilian employees have been able to shop in-store at Exchanges. But what happens when those employees retire from active federal service? The answer might surprise you.
