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Diane Pagel has served in many positions and at many stores during her long Exchange career.
Read MoreMFEs have long been critical to bringing the comforts of home to Warfighters deployed all over the world. And in recent months, these 53-foot stores on wheels have taken on even greater relevance to military missions.
Read MoreCharles Wells’ official job title is senior hardlines associate at Offutt Air Force Base, but he’s a jack-of-all-trades with a can-do attitude who can do just about everything in the store.
Read MoreRoszele Catanch, a sales associate also known as “Ms. Sue”, has been building customer relationships at the Exchange for 41 years. You might even find her singing a song about what the Exchange offers.
Read MoreDuring the 2021 Glam Virtual Conference, Oct. 4-8, associates can learn about new trends in cosmetics, fragrances and jewelry.
Read MoreWhen a conflict prevented an HQ-based Exchange representative from attending a National Guard support group’s annual conference in Albuquerque, the Kirtland Air Force Base Exchange was called on to step in. It wound up being a mutually beneficial experience.
Read MoreIn case you missed it, here’s a look at this week’s coverage in the Exchange Post.
Read MoreOn Sept. 24, 1977—44 years ago today—the Exchange opened its first solar-powered shopping center at Randolph Air force Base near San Antonio, Texas.
Read MoreYui Namioka wanted to transfer to customer service because she wanted more interaction with Airmen and their families. She soon recognized the importance of great customer service.
Read MoreShortly before Joanne Alhambra left the Holloman Air Force Base in August for a new assignment at Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson in Alaska, she received an unexpected honor.
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