Pacific Region
For more than 20 years, the Exchange has delivered thousands of boxes of cookies overseas to help the Girl Scouts of the USA’s overseas branch, USA Girl Scouts Overseas (USAGSO), make a difference by improving morale with a taste of home.
Read MoreSweet Hearts: Gruenstadt, Korea Bakeries Provide a Taste of Krispy Kreme Valentine’s Day Doughnuts
Like so many holidays at the Exchange, Valentine’s Day starts months before the actual day. For the Exchange’s bakeries in Gruenstadt, Germany, and USAG Humphreys in South Korea, a Valentine’s Day Krispy Kreme promotion started in August.
Read MoreIt’s the second Hunt Brothers Pizza at Camp Zama and the fourth on mainland Japan.
Read MoreOne customer even waited outside overnight to be first in line for the opening of the restaurant, the first Panda Express on a military installation and Korea and only the second in the country.
Read MoreHe is focusing on enhancing the Quality of Life for service members and families, visiting Exchanges across the region, engaging with command groups and gathering feedback to strengthen the Exchange benefit.
Read MoreThe 5,000-square-foot store opened in the Yokota Community Center, expanding the Exchange Concessions footprint.
Read MoreAt each installation, Martinez met with general managers, toured facilities—including three distribution centers, three bakeries and airline catering—and spoke with associates. The whirlwind trip familiarized Martinez with how deep the Exchange goes in its commitment to serving those who serve and have served.
Read MoreJordan, whose husband served 20 years in the Army National Guard. says she appreciates the support the Exchange has provided her and her husband throughout their careers.
Read MoreUpgrades, including new registers and guest Wi-Fi, will improve the experience both for Marines running one of the most of the Exchange’s most unusual locations.
Read MoreThey’re the third and fourth Qdobas in the Pacific Region. The Exchange opened two at Kadena Air Base and Camp Foster last month.
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