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The Office of the Inspector General’s review and analysis of firearms-inspection reports conducted by outside agencies uncovered opportunities to improve inspections of the Exchange’s firearm counters. It also revealed that all firearms counters generally operate at a high compliance rate with governing regulations.
Read MoreCompetitors take part in three events consisting of the Army physical fitness test, a 50-question written exam and board appearance.
Read MoreThe total encompassed all 185 active layaways at Exchanges in North and South Carolina.
Read MoreHis catchy, winning motto, “2022…Safety begins with you!” leads the charge that associates play a major role in workplace safety.
Read MoreTeachers from Ryukyu Middle School in Okinawa, with help from the Burger King, used outside-the box methods to assist students studying Japanese language and culture.
Read MoreKrispy Kreme’s Melon Head Award is given to people who use their “melon” to drive brand awareness, which the Gruenstadt bakery team has done since it began offering Krispy Kreme in November 2015.
Read MoreIn case you missed it, here’s a look at this week’s coverage.
Read MoreFive grand-prize winners each received a $5,000 check, while five runners-up won $2,000. The winners were automatically entered into the sweepstakes after using their MILITARY STAR card twice at a military exchange and twice at the commissary between Sept. 24 and Oct. 21.
Read MoreFor the fifth straight year, Exchange branding scored big at the Lockheed Martin Armed Forces Bowl, using the game’s national broadcast to increase awareness of the hard-earned benefit.
Read MoreTwo 30-second commercials will air during the game to promote the hard-earned Exchange benefit.
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