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Black History Month begins Feb. 1, and Exchange special emphasis group BRIDGE (Building Resources in Diversity Growth of Employees) has events planned for every week in February. The Department of Defense’s theme for this year’s observance is “Inspiring Change,” which epitomizes the contributions of African Americans to challenging racial inequities and promoting opportunities for equal…
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Spring may be several weeks away, but the Exchange is getting its annual jump on the Outdoor Living season with this year’s Outdoor Living Seminar from Feb. 6 through 10.
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On Jan. 25, 2011—12 years ago this week—protests against Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak’s regime broke out in Egypt, where the streets of downtown Cairo were filled with thousands of protesters. Mass arrests, injuries and a few deaths occurred during the protest. Two associates from the Kaiserlautern Military Community Center at Ramstein Air Base in Germany…
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Dr. Jim Skibo, the Army & Air Force Exchange Service’s senior vice president of Customer Relationship Management, passed away Jan. 20. He began his Exchange career in June 1969 as a college trainee and was one of the organization’s longest-tenured executives.
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ServingThoseWhoServe— Schofield MCS became the first non-military group to win the Honorable Order of Our Lady of Loreto Award.
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The Exchange continues its legacy as a top employer of Veterans by earning a spot on Military Times’ list.
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Popular local food truck Rhea’s Mini Donuts and Doner Kebabs is now serving the JBER community at the Exchange food court.
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In his third Where Heroes Work video, the Army Veteran talks about serving those who serve.
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The assistant store manager began his Exchange career at the Little Rock AFB Exchange Burger King in 2006. “When I got out of high school, my older sister was already working at the Exchange. I didn’t think it would become a career, but it has.”
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The freed hostages were first flown to Algiers, Algeria, before they were transported to Rhein-Main Air Base near Frankfurt, Germany. The 50,000-square foot Hainerberg shopping center near Wiesbaden, about 25 miles west of the air base, provided support.
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