This week, Exchange Post readers met several associates who exemplify the idea of family serving family as part of an ongoing celebration of the Exchange’s 125th anniversary. It also was a banner week for National…
Teresa Palu didn’t think anything of it when she was called into a routine meeting July 7. Her mind didn’t register anything special, even when she saw retired Col. Jesse Barber, special assistant to the…
During World War II, the Army Exchange Service—as the Exchange was known then—operated stores throughout Algeria, Egypt, Iran, Libya, Morocco and Tunisia, serving American troops in the North Africa Theater of Operations. One of those…
Shortly after his appointment as adjutant general of Nevada in 2019, Maj. Gen. Ondra L. Berry visited the Military Clothing Store at Nellis Air Force base, looking to purchase a few items. He left with…
One in a series honoring the Exchange’s 125 years of family serving family. Rosa Bell remembers how she would greet fresh-faced recruits as she served them in Fort Benning’s Sand Hill Troop Store and how…
This month, the Exchange is kicking off its 125th Anniversary celebration, and the Exchange Post is joining in in a big way. Beginning the first week of July and continuing throughout the year, the Exchange…
When COVID-19 forced recruits at Fort Jackson to remain on base for an extra seven weeks after they completed their training, they had nowhere to go and little to do. The recruits, rather than go…
The pharmacy, under the operation of the 355th Medical Command, is open to active-duty Exchange shoppers, along with their families, and retirees. Disabled Veterans who have Tricare coverage also can use the Pharmacy.
This week in the Exchange Post, associates learned how the Exchange logistics team confronted new shipping challenges in a COVID-19 world; met Paul Rincon, who has a three-decade history of supporting the troops in Germany;…
Associates at the Hill Exchange wanted to do a little something extra to honor student employees because with COVID-19 concerns, recognition at school graduation ceremonies in many cases wasn’t possible.