Orisha Spence
Barcala manages the Exchange’s top-performing Military Clothing store and the Wounded Heroes Service Center, which provides a unique service within the Exchange.
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Serving the largest American community outside of the United States, DOCS, inside the KMCC Exchange shopping center, can treat active-duty service members, military families, retirees and Department of Defense civilians.
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A remote location and tensions between the Serbian minority and the Kosovar Albanians could not stop the Exchange from bringing much-needed support and a morale boost to troops.
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The Exchange’s school meal program has been in place since 1955 and is a large contributor to the quality of life for Warfighters’ children. In 2022, the program provided more than 4 million meals in Europe and the Pacific.
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“I wanted to gain more professional experience, but I also saw the positive force the Exchange was for my mother, and I wanted to join the Exchange family,” says Sanborn, whose mother, a 27-year Exchange associate, recently retired.
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Lielvārde Air Base in Latvia is more than half an hour away from the nearest town, leaving the Soldiers of the 3rd Combat Aviation Brigade with no shopping options within a 20-mile radius. When command requested support, the Exchange stepped up and turned a vacant building into a store..
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For more than three years, Soldiers at Camp Buehring had been without a movie theater. Keeping in mind the importance of relaxation to troops’ morale, the Kuwait Exchange team worked closely with command to build a bigger and better theater, which opened in September.
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Exchange Partners With Traeger, Others to Feed More Than 1,000 Soldiers at Barbecue Dinner in Poland
A delicious Exchange tradition started in Iraq five years ago and continued for Soldiers in Poland last month when the Exchange partnered with Traeger Grills to host a Patriots’ Day barbecue at Powidz Air Base.
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Opening the Camp Arifjan location of Desert Diamond took more than four years because of the COVID pandemic. The perseverance of Exchange associates helped get it back on track.
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He’s currently the Panzer main store manager at USAG Stuttgart, but Robin Boylan has deployed to Afghanistan and Kuwait, and worked at stores on three continents.
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