The Week That Was in the Exchange Post
ICYMI, here’s a look at this week’s coverage.
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#FlashbackFriday: Robin Hood Hits the End of Its 40-Year Road
During the weekend of March 14-15, the last location of Robin Hood Sandwiches closed at Camp Casey, ending a more than 40-year run for the Exchange-exclusive restaurant. The first Robin Hood opened in early 1985…
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From Air Defense to Army Storyteller: SFC Cody Ewing’s Path to Public Affairs Excellence
SFC Ewing started with the Exchange in November. He’s already traveled to Australia and had crocodile sightings.
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Rodney Henderson, Business Analyst, HQ LG Supply Chain Strategy
For Rodney Henderson, working at the Exchange is more than a job—it’s a continuation of service.
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Reminder: Less Than Two Weeks to Apply for AREA Scholarships
The scholarships continue the AREA tradition of giving with a commitment to invest in the Exchange community’s future and helping people achieve their academic dreams.
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Exchange Leaders Spotlight Veteran Benefits at NASDVA
At the at the National Association of State Directors of Veterans Affairs (NASDVA) Mid-Winter Conference, Exchange leaders engaged with state commanders and leaders to strengthen partnerships and expand awareness of Exchange benefits.
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Redstone Arsenal Goss Road Express Celebrates Grand Reopening
The $2.1 million project, funded by the Exchange, was completed in six months and will improve quality of life for nearly 76,000 military shoppers.
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Three Scholars Earn $4,000 in Worldwide You Made the Grade Sweepstakes
Since 2000, the You Made the Grade program has celebrated the academic achievement of military children in first through 12th grades.
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ICYMI: The Week That Was in the Exchange Post
This week in the Exchange Post, EVP/Chief Operating Officer Marla Randolph honors stellar associates in the latest OPERATION: Call Out; the 2026 Military Clothing Summit put training front and center; the Exchange’s service award programs…
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Marines Conduct Inventory for Exchange in the Land Down Under
The Robertson Barracks Exchange supports more than 2,500 Marines who deploy for combat readiness exercises with Australian Defense Forces and other regional allies.
