ICYMI: The Week That Was in the Exchange Post
In case you missed it, here’s a look at this week’s coverage:.
In case you missed it, here’s a look at this week’s coverage:.
The actress joined the American Women’s Voluntary Services in 1941, driving a PX truck delivering supplies to troops staying in temporary camps in the Hollywood Hills.
From the computer to the car, now there are more ways than ever to catch “Chief Chat!” Tune in to YouTube or Spotify to catch all the episodes and news on upcoming guests.
Since the scholarship program began in 1985, AREA has awarded almost $908,000 to nearly 400 students.
The third-generation associate started with the Exchange when he was 15, in 2009. “I saw how the Exchange helped the military community and decided to stick with it.”
In case you missed it, here’s a look at this week’s coverage.
The Exchange, which operates the school meal program for children overseas, was well-prepared to shift on short notice when in-person learning was suspended for three days.
The Joint Chiropractic, which held its grand opening Jan. 12, will open locations at other Exchanges this year.
Sean Asuncion, facilities manager at the Exchange Headquarters in Dallas, isn’t a military brat—he’s the next best thing: an Exchange brat.
“Everything we do in this organization is enabled and executed through technology,” Lucas says. “IT is a really exciting part of the organization to be a part of.”
