This week in the Exchange Post, Exchange Director/CEO Tom Shull recognizes the Army’s future leaders at the U.S. Military Academy’s graduation ceremony—50 years after his own graduation from the academy; the Guam Exchange team rallies…
Fort Bragg is now Fort Liberty. The North Carolina Army post’s new name honors the heroism, sacrifices and values of the service members, civilians and families who live and serve at the installation
Guam has been in the news lately because of Typhoon Mawar. The island’s connections to the Exchange date back more than 100 years.
“The strong sales we’re seeing shows that this service is resonating with military communities.”
At the start of the fiscal year, MILITARY STAR® introduced a new way for Exchanges to compete for prizes—and bragging rights—with the MILITARY STAR Challenge Cup competition. Now, the first-quarter results are in. Find out…
All associates at the Guam/Saipan Exchange are now accounted for after Typhoon Mawar directly struck Guam last week. Pacific Region leadership was keeping an eye on facilities in Okinawa as the storm made an unexpected…
Fifty years after graduating from the United States Military Academy at West Point, Exchange Director/CEO Tom Shull recognized the Army’s future leaders at the 2023 U.S. Military Academy graduation ceremony on May 27.
The Guam/Saipan Exchange team was working to reopen facilities on Friday, a day after Typhoon Mawar made a direct hit on Guam.
During World War II, exchanges were active in China, Burma and India, where they faced transportation challenges and other dangers.
Strict regulations and German customs laws made traditional Exchange support unavailable for incoming Ukrainian forces. The Grafenwoehr Exchange team, however, stepped up to to make sure the Ukrainian soldiers have access to what they need.