Fort Huachuca Soldier Wins $25,000 Vacation in Exchange’s Ultimate Trip Sweepstakes

Fort Huachuca Exchange and Cade

Pvt. Cade Davis didn’t believe it was real when he learned he had won a $25,000 dream vacation in the Exchange’s Subway Sip. Rip. Ultimate Trip sweepstakes.

But the Shreveport, La., native changed his mind when an email from the Exchange told him his victory was no dream. Now the 19-year-old will take the trip of a lifetime.

“I am just super-excited,” Davis said. “Nothing like this has ever happened to me before.”

Davis, who enlisted in the Army 10 months ago and is assigned to the 305th Intelligence Battalion, Charlie Company, at Fort Huachuca, will decide between three destinations: Bora Bora, Cabo San Lucas or Turks and Caicos.

Davis won this prize by pulling off a game tab on his Subway drink, which he bought during a stop for lunch back in August.

He and some friends had just finished working out and grabbed a meal at Subway in the Exchange food court.

“I just didn’t think anything of it after I pulled the tab,” Davis said. “I thought, ‘OK, cool, what’s the catch?’”

The Fort Huachuca Exchange honored Davis at a short ceremony Nov. 17. He will take his trip sometime next year.

The sweepstakes is part of the Exchange’s 125th anniversary celebration, which commemorates its “we go where you go” mission.

“The Exchange is thrilled to reward Pvt. Davis with the trip of a lifetime,” Fort Huachuca Exchange General Manager Jeff Hyatt said. “The Exchange is honored to serve Warfighters during all stages of life—from young Soldiers such as Pvt.  Davis to retirees. It is truly a privilege to stand alongside Pvt. Davis and all who serve.”

From left, Fort Huachuca Garrison Commander Col. Jarrod Moreland, Shreveport native Pvt. Cade Davis, Fort Huachuca Exchange General Manager Jeff Hyatt and Subway Facility Manager Cynthia Keyser pose as Davis holds up a giant check for $25,000 to celebrate his prize in the Exchange’s Subway Sip. Rip. Ultimate Trip sweepstakes.

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