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A 28-year-old cafeteria manager saw an opportunity to launch a service that provided food for flights Tachikawa Air Base in Japan. He remained involved with the catering service until 1996, and the service still exists today.
Read MoreThe “Korean BBQ in a Cup” restaurant, a Salt Lake City favorite that began as a single food truck in 2013, has expanded rapidly since its 2022 “Shark Tank” appearance. This is its first location on a military installation.
Read MoreIf you’re a military brat who would like to be featured on Exchange social media, send our social media team a photo and two or three sentences of your memories of growing up in a military family.
Read MoreVeterans from the Norman Veterans Home in Norman, Okla., visited for a shopping day at the Tinker Base Exchange, where they were impressed by the treatment and customer service they received from the Tinker Team.
Read MoreThe URUs, part of eight total now open on base, provide Airmen with convenient all-day access to meals, snacks and hot and cold beverages.
Read More“The military has been a big part of my life,” says the rt Hurlburt Field main store manager. “My parents met and married through the military. I was born on an installation.”
Read MoreOne in a series highlighting service members assigned to the Exchange Who she is: Lt. Col. Katheryn E. Hanson, Public Health and Food Safety Advisor, Antiterrorism/Force Protection Officer, stationed in Sembach, Germany. Years of experience: 18 years of service in the Army. Hanson is a Veterinary Corps Officer and has been with the Exchange for one year. …
Read MoreICYMI, here’s a look at this week’s coverage.
Read MoreApril 9 will mark the 82nd anniversary of the beginning of the Bataan Death March, the forcible 65-mile march of 60,000 to 80,000 American and Filipino prisoners of war to Japanese confinement camps throughout the Philippines during World War II. More than 1,000 Americans and 9,000 Filipinos died during the march. One of the POWs…
Read MoreOf the store’s 16 associates, seven who are connected to the military wear special green aprons denoting their affiliation with the military community.
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