This week in the Exchange Post, what you should do in an active-shooter situation; the Audit Directorate is seeking your feedback; a new Exchange Army-Navy Game trailer hits the road; the Columbus AFB Exchange branch…
The Exchange Post officially debuted Sept. 1, 1955—70 years ago this week.
The $10.4 million upgrade will create a one-stop shopping experience with an Express in front of the store.
Refresh your knowledge about what you need to do in an active-shooter situation
Exchange associates will soon receive an email inviting them to provide input for next year’s audit plan. Here’s why your feedback is important.
The trailer wrap is a rolling billboard, showing the Exchange’s dedication to those who serve.
The Keesler AFB Exchange, on the Mississippi Gulf Coast, took the biggest hit, but there were other effects on the Exchange, including at some stores that weren’t touched by the storm.
Nearly 150 Osan Air Base Exchange customers lined up the morning of Aug. 20 ahead of the grand opening of the second Panda Express in South Korea.
Robert Rice officially started with the Exchange in 1993, but he’s been familiar with the organization since he was a little boy growing up in Germany.
