San Antonio Tattoo Studio Joins JBSA-Lackland Exchange
Final Touch marks the 16th on-installation tattoo studio for the Exchange.
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Reminder: We’ve Been Serving Heroes for 130 Years — Now, We Want to Hear Your Story!
Send us a 15-second video sharing your favorite moment, memory or experience from your time working at the Exchange.
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Army Emergency Relief CEO Recognizes Korea, Hawaii, Fort Bragg Associates for Support
During fiscal 2024, Exchange shoppers donated more than $1.6 million to Army Emergency Relief (AER). AER Chief Executive Officer Michael A. “Tony” Grinston showed his appreciation by recognizing several associates during recent Exchange visits.
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OPERATION: Call Out—Eastern Region
Eastern Region would like to recognize Shay White, Antoinette Harris and Wendy Campbell for their contributions to and support of the Exchange mission.The focus on customer service is a priority, and it shows in the results!…
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OPERATION: Call Out—Central Region
These Central Region associates understand the meaning of Family Serving Family and Serving the Best Customers in the World. They go above and beyond to ensure the Exchange is providing service and a taste of home no…
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OPERATION: Call Out–Western Region
Western Region recognizes Oscar Torres, Edward Kent and Editha Handsome for their outstanding hard work and unwavering dedication to our customers.
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130 Years of ‘We Go Where You Go’: The Exchange’s Critical Role in Supporting the Army’s 250-Year Journey
While much has changed since the Army was established in 1775, one constant has remained: the Army’s mission to protect and defend the Nation. And the Exchange has consistently supported and sustained troops and their…
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#FlashbackFriday: The Exchange D-Day Veteran Who Returned to Normandy—More Than 50 Times
Ted Liska was a senior clerk at the AAFES-Europe Chievres/Belgium shopping center. He spent decades honoring fallen comrades he called “the real heroes of D-Day.”
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12 Children of Exchange Associates Awarded $40,000 in AREA scholarships
Established in 1985 through the philanthropic efforts of its retirees and active associates, the program has provided significant financial assistance, exceeding $1,027,000, to more than 430 graduating seniors.
