On Aug. 11, five Exchange name-brand restaurants at Fort Hood began offering breakfast, lunch and dinner to 200 selected service members as part of their meal entitlement during a two-week test of a groundbreaking Army…
Bronsyn Dungey, the 8-year-old son of Navy Cmdr. Gibb Dungey, who has served 17 years, received a $500 Exchange gift card for winning third place in the sweepstakes, which honors academic excellence.
Leo Velez, son of a retired Marine staff sergeant, won second prize in the worldwide sweepstakes, which honors academic excellence.
The Exchange has successfully completed its Payment Card Industry (PCI) assessment, earning a clean Report on Compliance (RoC) with no compensating controls for the 15th year in a row. Here’s what that means.
“As I became more of a leader ,,, I realized that you don’t get there alone,” Santee said. “You don’t develop alone. You have coaches and you have mentors and you have leaders that pull…
Exchange associates can now find answers to their military questions in one convenient location at their fingertips—a Military Support channel on Microsoft Teams.
Thirty-one years ago, i troops were deployed help fight forest fires in Montana, Idaho and Washington. Soon after they arrived, the Exchange was also there.
Trent Hall, a 14-year-old who received a $2,000 gift card at the Fort Gordon Exchange, plans to use the gift card to support local charity work.
Before the ribbon was cut, more than 150 members of the Stuttgart military community gathered in anticipation of being among the first to enjoy the new restaurant
