Edwards AFB News

  • 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

  • Exchange scares up chance at $3,000 in winnings in Halloween

    The Army & Air Force Exchange Service is forgoing the tricks and going right for the treats in its latest contest as it gives away four $500 and ten $100 Exchange gift cards. The "Halloween Mystery of the Shadows Sweepstakes will send Exchange patrons on a frightfully fun scavenger hunt throughout

  • Exchange senior enlisted advisor focuses on serving Edwards AFB

    The Army and Air Force Exchange Service’s senior enlisted advisor is making it his mission to ensure servicemembers and families at Edwards Air Force Base have the products they deserve, whether shopping in-store or online. During his July 31-Aug. 1 visit to Edwards, Chief Master Sgt. Luis Reyes

  • Exchange shoppers can 'Go Nuts' with $10,000 in giveaways

    The Army & Air Force Exchange Service and Planters/Kraft are teaming up to give away ten $1,000 gift cards in the "Go Nuts with Planters" sweepstakes. "With the holiday season upon us, an extra $1,000 could really come in handy," said the Exchange's Senior Enlisted Advisor Chief Master Sgt. Tony

  • Exchange shoppers can save 10 percent with coupon

    Military shoppers can find a winter wonderland of savings at the Army & Air Force Exchange Service simply by shopping Dec. 21 and 22. When shoppers make a purchase those two days, they will receive a coupon to save 10 percent off from Dec. 26 through Jan. 5, with a maximum discount of $200. The

  • Exchange shoppers can turn old phones into cash

    Military shoppers who have an old cell phone or two lying around gathering dust can now trade them in for credit toward a Smart Phone upgrade at the Exchange Mobile Center. A trade-in can result in instant credit toward the purchase of a new Smart Phone, accessory or even insurance for a new phone.