Europe/SWA Region
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.
Read More“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.
Read MoreLielvārde 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..
Read MoreFor 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.
Read MoreExchange 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.
Read MoreOpening 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.
Read MoreHe’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.
Read More“Learning about the sacrifices a military family makes had a significant impact on me and my career,” says main store manager of the KMCC Exchange at Ramstein Air Base.
Read More“I like working for the Exchange because I can give back to those who are serving and their families. Even though I didn’t join the military myself, at least I can honor those that serve in my own way.
Read MoreAfter serving in the Army for 10 years, Brooks came to the Exchange in 1993. ““The best part about working for the Exchange is that I get the opportunity to go to different places and help make the Soldiers happy,” he says.
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