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In September 1962, James Meredith, a 29-year-old Air Force Veteran, tried to become the first Black student to enroll at the University of Mississippi. After being barred twice from registering, he sought help from the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People’s Legal Defense and Education Fund. He also received help from Attorney General…
Read MoreFor Army & Air Force Exchange Service Director/CEO Tom Shull, taking care of service member and families boils down to two words: Love them.
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 MoreSmiley’s offers a variety of Mediterranean cuisine, including flatbreads, wraps, Greek salads, hummus and falafel.
Read More“I work for the Exchange because I feel proud to serve our troops and their families. ‘Family serving family’ embodies a culture of support, camaraderie and shared values.”
Read MoreJun King started at the Exchange as a part-time Burger King associate. She didn’t expect to stay with the Exchange as long as she did.
Read MoreIn case you missed it, here’s a look at this week’s coverage.
Read MoreIn honor of National Elephant Appreciation Day, here’s a brief look at some elephants that have played a role at the Exchange.
Read MoreA mother bear and one of her cubs have attracted national attention after they entered a Krispy Kreme van outside a Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson Express and began scarfing doughnuts.
Read MoreAirmen at Hill Air Force Base now have easier access than ever to coffee, doughnuts and more.
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