Edwards AFB News

  • Exchange operations to continue in event of government shutdown

    The Army & Air Force Exchange Service will continue operations in the event of a U.S. Government shutdown on Oct. 1.The Exchange will be largely unaffected by the shutdown as it is a non-appropriated instrumentality. Nearly 97 percent of its funding is generated by sales and less than three percent

  • Exchange pricing parity ensures consistency worldwide

    Whether stationed here at Edwards Air Force Base or abroad, servicemembers can expect to find the same, or very similar, prices at Army & Air Force Exchange Service  facilities worldwide.Known as pricing parity, this practice ensures Exchange prices are established centrally."While there may be some

  • Exchange pricing parity ensures consistency worldwide

    Whether stationed here at Edwards Air Force Base or abroad, servicemembers can expect to find the same, or very similar, prices at Army & Air Force Exchange Service facilities worldwide.Known as pricing parity, this practice ensures Exchange prices are established centrally."While there may be some

  • Exchange program brings South Korean test pilots to TPS

    The Korean Test Pilot School brought two students and two instructors to Edwards to fly T-38s and F-16s from Oct. 30-Nov.  4.The visiting pilots flew with the U.S. Air Force Test Pilot School as part of the school’s international exchange, which was in fulfillment of their student's final project

  • Exchange recognized as top 25 Military Friendly Spouse Employer

    The Army and Air Force Exchange Service announced today that it has been designated as one of the top 25 Military Friendly Spouse Employers by Military Spouse magazine.The sixth annual list recognizes those companies which hire spouses of active duty service members and make an effort to develop

  • Exchange reducing toy prices for 'Christmas in July' event

    The Army & Air Force Exchange Service is giving shoppers the opportunity to beat the December rush while saving big on some 300 toys with its "Christmas in July" toy sale. From July 1-14, everything from Leapsters to Legos to Barbies and more will be discounted anywhere from 25-50 percent off.

  • Exchange resolves to promote healthier living

    According to Statistic Brain, more than 35 percent of Americans have already broken their New Year's resolutions. The Army & Air Force Exchange Service is doing its part to make it easier for troops, and their families, to maintain their "bottom lines" when making dining choices on and off duty. The

  • Exchange rewards academic excellence with You Made the Grade program

    Besides handling daily schoolwork, studying and tests, military students face unique challenges, including coping with separation from parents during deployments and multiple moves. In fact, according to the Military Child Education Coalition, military children typically move six to nine times by

  • Exchange rolls out new prices for Childrenswear

    A recent North Dakota State University study found that the average American household spends about 3.8 percent of their income on clothes. With children consistently growing out of shirts, pants and dresses or wanting the latest and greatest brands, keeping the kids attired can prove an expensive