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The IG hotline is a primary method of bringing matters to the attention of the chain of command; correcting problems of all types, including unfairness, at the lowest level; and identifying and eliminating conditions detrimental to the morale, efficiency or reputation of the organization. If you feel the need to use it, here’s a how-to guide.
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Despite personal losses and challenges, Blanca Rivera excelled as a MILITARY STAR card ambassador. Since the start of 2023 fiscal year, Rivera has secured more than 150 applicants, placing her in the top 10 for Eastern Region.
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The custodial worker joined the Women’s Army Corps in 1970, in the middle of the Vietnam War. Her 21 years of service included playing trumpet in the 14th Army Band, the last all-woman military band at Fort McClellan, Alabama.
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Does sovereign immunity apply to the Exchange? The short answer is yes. But the answer is more detailed than that.
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Attending the annual showcase keeps the Exchange up to date and relevant in an industry that is constantly evolving.
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Thirty-three years ago this week, Operation Desert Storm began, as U.S. Army and Air Force helicopters knocked out Iraqi anti-aircraft facilities and Hellfire missiles destroyed Iraqi radar sites. The Exchange was there in support, and deployed associates shared their experiences back in 1991.
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While January is dedicated to raising awareness, the Department of Defense and the Army and Air Force Exchange Service commitment to identifying, preventing and responding to human trafficking incidents remains steadfast throughout the year.
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As part of the Exchange’s aggressive approach to expanding quick-serve restaurants, Hot Stuff Kitchen joins Hunt Brothers Pizza, Chopz and Eddie Peppers to continue to build on the success of the Express programs.
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Palmer’s mother, a former Exchange associate, was the first one to encourage her to pursue a position with the Exchange. “My mom always told me she had very good experiences working for the Exchange, and I grew up with the Exchange.”
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