ICYMI: The Week That Was in the Exchange Post
ICYMI, here’s a look at this week’s coverage.
ICYMI, here’s a look at this week’s coverage.
The Exchange operated in Thailand during the Vietnam War. Elephants, Santa and an astronaut visited.
Oklahomaโs longest-serving U.S. senator, Jim Inhofe passed away this week at age 89. He was a staunch advocate of the hard-earned benefits the Exchange is honored to provide service members and their families.
A military spouse, Bradley enjoys the security of the Exchange and the potential for mobility.
When a vital Quality-of-Life facility at Alaskaโs Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson ran into problems providing food service to its patrons, command turned to the Exchange for help. Exchange associate and Army Veteran Kryzia Ceja answered the…
The addition marks the second Hunt Brothers location on mainland Japan but the first in the Tokyo metropolitan area.
โThe military has always been a part of my family,โ says the vice president of hardlines, who deployed to Iraq twice during his five years of active-duty service.
This fall, the Exchange Credit Program is taking a historic step toward making the MILITARY STARยฎ the one card for the military community.
Soldiers and families at Korea Northern have two new places to grab fresh pizza and wings.
Associates at Joint Base Lewis-McChord and Forts Bliss, Liberty, Cavazos, Riley and Wainwright received a token of appreciation from Army Emergency Relief CEO retired Sgt. Maj. of the Army Tony Grinston.
