Marcia Rhodes
“I see the impact to the Soldiers when we’re downrange,” says Smith, who is not only an Army Veteran but has deployed several times with the Exchange. “Overseas, you have Soldiers and family members who are far away from home and don’t have access to the necessities that they’re familiar with in life. So the Exchange offers them that.”
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Read MoreThe military spouse says she enjoys connecting with vendors and developing relationships with them.
Read MoreThe military spouse sees much positive about the Exchange, including flexibility, consistency, tuition assistance and serving the best customers in the world.
Read More“‘Serving those who serve’ means to me, everyone who walks through that door is my guest,” says Peña, who knows about “We go where you go,” too: She has deployed three times.
Read MoreAfter more than 20 years, the Employee Self-Service portal site (ESS) is receiving a major upgrade to transform the user experience, offering greater convenience, security and functionality.
Read MoreThe troop store manager enjoys chatting with those who serve and putting smiles on their faces.
Read MoreAs we observe Suicide Prevention Month in September, the subject of suicide can often feel taboo—something people are hesitant to discuss. The silence must be broken, however, because open conversations about mental health and suicide prevention can save lives.
Read More“I have a great team … They make everybody feel at home,” says Martin, who enjoys getting to know her military customers: “It’s just one big family.”
Read MoreFor Sabrina Pass, providing convenient shopping for the military community, even under unusual circumstances, is a privilege.
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