Europe/SWA Region
The 1,632-square-foot Bath & Body Works is the latest store to open at the KMCC and the first overseas location on an Army or Air Force installation.
Read MoreService members and their families can once again enjoy the great flavors of Baskin-Robbins at the Kaiserslautern Military Community Exchange at Ramstein Air Base, Germany.
Read MoreExchange stores around the world honored our Nation’s heroes on Veterans Day with a challenge coin giveaway.
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 MoreWhen the Royal Air Force Lakenheath Exchange, about 80 miles northeast of London, hosted a virtual NFL ProCamp for military kids this summer, it went for the touchdown to do something special for Americans stationed at Lakenheath.
Read MoreAs the region’s senior enlisted advisor, Gardner is the hub for communication between Exchange leadership, associates, service members and their families.
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 MoreWith help from partners inside and outside the Exchange, the team reopened the store in about two and a half weeks, a rapid restart compared to the six-month wind-down period before closing.
Read MoreKaiserslautern Military Community Exchange associates are working around-the-clock to provide necessities and comforts to the guests and service members supporting Operation Allies Refuge.
Read MoreWhen Jessica Mack learned that members of the 24th Marine Expeditionary Unit would be landing in Kuwait after leaving Afghanistan, with only the possessions that would fit in their backpacks, she wasted no time in getting a store ready to serve them.
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