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On Dec. 9, 1956—66 years ago today—President Eisenhower announced that 15,000 Hungarian refugees would be allowed to enter the United States after Soviet troops crushed an uprising in Budapest. Operation Safe Haven, also known as Operation Mercy, began. Thousands of refugees were transported from Munich, West Germany, to Camp Kilmer, N.J., which was renamed Camp…
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Millions of TV viewers will see an Exchange commercial—produced by the Exchange’s Digital Media Network team—during Saturday’s TV broadcast of the showdown between the Black Knights and the Midshipmen.
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In November in the Exchange Post, the Exchange scored a win for brand marketing at the Commanders’ Classic game, during which Chief Master Sgt. of the Air Force JoAnne S. Bass was honored with the Exchange’s inaugural Warfighter Quality of Life Champion Award; Exchanges worldwide saluted Veterans on Veterans Day; Florida Exchanges weathered another storm;…
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Founded in 2009 by a former Army drill sergeant, Grunt Style offers patriotic apparel and accessories for men, women and kids.
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The patriotic trailer wrap will be on display at the game on Dec. 10 at Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia.
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Gap men’s and women’s clothing is available in-store at 15 PXs and BXs worldwide. Three of the locations will also offer children’s clothing.
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“The best part of my job is, I feel like I’m still serving my country,” the Army Veteran says.
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A staunch advocate for our Nation’s military, Wahlberg will be honored Dec. 10 on the field during the Army-Navy Game.
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Randolph 502nd Security Forces Group Commander Col. Jason Sleger helped Randolph AFB Exchange leaders cut the ribbon on the store,
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“You never know what kind of difference you can make in someone’s life. You always have to teach and coach. Sometimes you have to provide some guidance and sometimes someone might not be doing something the best way, but that’s why you’re there—to always help that team member learn how to be and do better.”
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