History
The Exchange served Army pilots during the first crisis of the Cold War.
Read MoreThe West Point and Harvard Business School graduate and former CEO of consumer and retail companies brought extensive experience to the Exchange during a time of fiscal uncertainty.
Read MoreBeetle Bailey loved the Camp Swampy PX.
Read MoreThe DoD’s largest retailer grew out of a little room on the prairie.
Read MoreRudimentary post exchanges of the late 1800s evolved into today’s Army & Air Force Exchange Service.
Read MoreLong before name-brand restaurants joined the Exchange family, we operated our own cafeterias, soda fountains and snack bars. We even invented our own “AAFES burger.”
Read More“This steadfast and loyal team keeps the 124-year-old shopping benefit alive and well.”
Read MoreSee pictures dating back to the Civil War and read text of the Exchange and its predecessors in the Exchange History Flickr Album. Nearly 13,000 views so far!
Read MoreThe Exchange appeared in comics throughout its 124 years.
Read MoreThe first five years were definitely not easy. Just ask the prohibitionists.
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