One of the most remote and unusual Exchanges is at Camp Robertson Barracks, on the northern coast of Australia, where the Exchange has had a presence since World War II. In 2016, the Exchange began…
The unit is larger than a typical unattended retail market and has aisles of products and space for shoppers to commune and enjoy their food on the go.
The spacious, private “Momma Pod” is one more way that the Exchange provides services that are important to military families.
The III Corps Express earned honors from Hunt Brothers Pizza in February for being the only store in the nation, including locations off military installations, to sell $1 million in pizza last year.
If you are experiencing financial stress or emotional strain, the Exchange EAP provides financial advisors and resources to support you.
The 23-year Army Veteran, who joined the Exchange in July, has had eclectic roles in her military career.
In case you missed it, here’s a look at this week’s coverage.
Associates serving as Public Affairs Representatives at each installation work all year long to share Exchange relevancy messaging with their community.
Merchandising and marketing leaders from across military resale came to Exchange headquarters on Feb. 27 and 28 for the Alliance’s annual meeting, a gathering to discuss plans to continue strengthening exchange and commissary benefits.
The Exchange cut the ribbons on the new units on Feb. 9 and 23.
