Eastern Region
For Loredana Marciano, serving the Fort Bragg community means much more than selling meals.
Read MoreThe total encompassed all 185 active layaways at Exchanges in North and South Carolina.
Read MoreFor the fourth year in a row, the Exchange brand was prominently featured in and around one of the biggest rivalries in college football.
Read MoreIn 1983, Simpkins left her small-town home near Stuttgart, Germany, and started her career with the Exchange as an associate at the Hainerberg PX. She moved to Fort Sill in 1985, and has called Fort Eustis home since ’86.
Read More“We had a great Veterans Day. That’s a good bellwether for Black Friday,” said Director/CEO Tom Shull. “Customers are coming back.”
Read MoreWith help from Exchange headquarters, local commands and vendor partners, Exchanges are offering clothing, shoes, blankets, children’s toys, snacks, mobile phone accessories, hygiene products and other essentials as guests complete the necessary steps for resettlement in the United States.
Read MoreMFEs have long been critical to bringing the comforts of home to Warfighters deployed all over the world. And in recent months, these 53-foot stores on wheels have taken on even greater relevance to military missions.
Read MoreRoszele Catanch, a sales associate also known as “Ms. Sue”, has been building customer relationships at the Exchange for 41 years. You might even find her singing a song about what the Exchange offers.
Read MoreJust four days after leaders of Task Force-Eagle requested a Mobile Field Exchange (MFE) to support the State Department-led Operation Allies Refuge, the 53-foot store on wheels came to Fort Lee after a 1,300-mile trek from the Exchange’s Waco Distribution Center in Texas.
Read MoreBefore West Point Cadet Zachary “Zach” Hall began his Exchange internship July 1, he was unfamiliar with Exchange’s deployment program for associates. By the time his internship ended July 16, he had learned a lot – and the Exchange learned from him as well.
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