Online shopping services of the Navy Exchange and the Army and Air Force Exchange Service are now available to Department of Defense and Coast Guard civilian employees and retirees. The move expands ...

The Exchange at North Ft. Lewis abuzz with soldiers. The military is testing online Exchange shopping for veterans. Dean J. Koepfler Staff file, 2012 The last time Forrest Cornelius, 51, shopped in a ...

DALLAS -- In a bid to open its stores to veterans, The Army & Air Force Exchange Service (AAFES) has asked the Pentagon to allow it to offer online shopping to all honorably discharged veterans.

The last time Forrest Cornelius, 51, shopped at a base exchange was in 1989 when he completed his six-year stint in the Marine Corps. He recalls saving 10 to 15 percent on department store goods and ...

The Army & Air Force Exchange Service is warning military shoppers about scammers offering to broker the sale of used cars, trucks, motorcycles, boats and boat engines through the Department of ...

About 250,000 people have registered for a new benefit from the military exchanges that allows all honorably discharged veterans to shop online, officials with the Army and Air Force Exchange Service ...

YOKOTA AIR BASE, Japan — The Army and Air Force Exchange Service is rolling out 500 self-checkout units at its military department stores worldwide over the next few months. The DIY stations will be ...

OSAN AIR BASE, South Korea — U.S. troops arriving here for the annual Freedom Shield exercise have access to snacks, beverages and cold-weather gear, thanks to a mobile field exchange set up for the ...

The Army & Air Force Exchange Service is enlisting the help of military shoppers in its fight to protect warfighters, families and installation communities from the global spread of COVID-19. To help ...

FORT DRUM, N.Y. (March 29, 2018) -- Air Force Chief Master Sgt. Luis Reyes, Army and Air Force Exchange Service's senior enlisted adviser out of Dallas, visited Fort Drum March 27 to tour the AAFES ...