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ICYMI: The Week That Was in the Exchange Post
ICYMI, here’s a look at this week’s coverage.
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#FlashbackFriday: Evolution of the Exchange—Post Traders and Canteens
After abolishing the sutler system in 1866, Congress authorized the establishment of post traders in 1867. Also in the late 19th century, officers at installations without post traders started social clubs called canteens. Both were precursors of the Exchange.
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JBLM Unveils $2.8 Million Upgrade to North Express
The upgraded Express features nearly 9,020 square feet of interior shopping space as well as Joint Base Lewis-McChord’s first Chopz restaurant, its second Hot Stuff Kitchen, third Hunt Brothers Pizza and more.
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130 Years of Family Serving Family: Robert Chavis, Vilseck Rose Barracks
Not only is the Rose Barracks food court manager and 29-year associate a proud Army Veteran, but his commitment to service has never wavered since he hung up his uniform.
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Misawa AB Cuts Ribbon on Hunt Brothers Pizza
Airmen and families at Misawa have a new place to grab a slice of home.
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130 Years of Family Serving Family: Clifton Keen, Fort Rucker
The Triangle Express shift manager served 26½ years in the Army—and has served those who serve for 20 years at the Exchange.
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Exchange Rises to 51st-Largest Retailer in U.S.
This is a notch above last year’s ranking, and it could not have happened without your dedication to serving those who serve and have served.
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Connection With Customers Defines Fort Lee Associate’s 45 Years of Service
““When [customers] come into the store, they say, ‘Ms. Sau, I missed you. You make my day,'” says Sau Campbell, a Fort Lee Express customer experience associate who has spent most of her career at Fort Lee. “It makes me feel good hearing them say that.”
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#FlashbackFriday: The Evolution of the Exchange—Sutlers
On July 25, the Exchange will celebrate its 130th anniversary. But the seeds for what became the Exchange were sown more than 100 years before 1895.
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