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This week in the Exchange Post, Exchange Director/CEO Tom Shull praises the Fort Liberty team and asks associates to remember the fallen in a seminal event in the war on terror; we tell President Dwight Eisenhower’s story as an installation is renamed in his honor; the new deputy director of Logistics tells his Exchange story;…
Read MoreDwight Eisenhower, the 34th President of the United States, served in the Army during a long and distinguished career that included serving as Supreme Commanding General of the Allied forces in North Africa and Europe during World War II and commanding Allied forces during the D-Day invasion. As president, he oversaw some of the country’s earliest steps in eliminating racial segregation at public schools and in the Army.
Read MorePost exchanges in Panama date back to the earliest part of the 20th century, when engineers began to build the Panama Canal. U.S. military installations popped up in the Central American country to protect the engineers and, during World War II, protect the Canal Zone. Here’s a pictorial history.
Read MoreThe Exchange’s new Deputy Director of Logistics was named to his current position this summer. But he’d had an earlier stint with the Exchange.
Read MoreThe Express features nearly 5,600 square feet of retail space after taking over an adjacent former auto care center. The opening festivities included free food samplings, swag giveaways and complimentary gift cards for those in attendance.
Read MoreThe Moody AFB Exchange cut the ribbon on a new restaurant at the Express Oct. 18. Chopz offers better-for-you options like salads, subs and burritos for the Moody community.
Read MoreThe Exchange’s school meal program has been in place since 1955 and is a large contributor to the quality of life for Warfighters’ children. In 2022, the program provided more than 4 million meals in Europe and the Pacific.
Read MoreYi, Tong-hun, an associate at the Osan AB Exchange food court, was recognized after completing more than 100 hours of volunteer service to support the 51st Force Support Squadron’s recreational program.
Read More“I wanted to gain more professional experience, but I also saw the positive force the Exchange was for my mother, and I wanted to join the Exchange family,” says Sanborn, whose mother, a 27-year Exchange associate, recently retired.
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