In case you missed it, here are August Exchange Post stories about a military mom with children who have served in three military branches, a Military Clothing store helping a 101-year-old Veteran, and more.
Hill Air Force Base Airmen, retirees and families can now enjoy Utah’s favorite hot dogs at the food court.
On Aug. 14, 1945, President Harry S. Truman announced the unconditional surrender of Japan, ending World War II. Ever since, Aug. 14 has been known as V-J Day, or Victory Over Japan Day, in the…
As Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson military kids gathered to strut their stuff for the Exchange’s back-to-school fashion show, the main store team made sure one of the models in particular got her star turn.
The Exchange’s award-winning broadcast welcomes four multitalented personalities who support those who serve.
“It is really nice to be able to find a job that gives … a spouse an opportunity to stay close to [my husband] and yet provide for our family.”
The Exchange is going the extra yard this football season, rolling out a new custom trailer for the annual Army vs. Air Force matchup scheduled for Nov. 5 at Globe Life Field in Arlington, Texas.
The Corporate Communication and Brand Marketing team traveled to The American Legion’s 103rd National Convention in Milwaukee to let more than 12,000 attendees know about Veterans shopping benefits.
Deborah Williams, sales & merchandise manager at Joint Base San Antonio-Fort Sam Houston, wears three “Badges of Honor” that tell customers and teammates about her military connections. All three have “Mom” on them.
As Hurricane Harvey brought historic amounts of rainfall to the Texas Gulf Coast in late August 2017, the Exchange was ready to support troops working on relief efforts.