With the launch of the new patron access initiative on Jan. 1, customers in the new categories of disabled veterans, Purple Heart recipients, former prisoners of war and their certified caregivers can ...
The Department of Defense said it is testing an expansion of commissary shopping privileges to civilian employees who work ...
FORT GREGG-ADAMS, Va. – The Fort Gregg-Adams Commissary was selected to be part of a four-month pilot program to allow Department of Defense employees to shop at the store. The DOD will begin testing ...
A food kiosk inside barracks at Fort Wainwright, Alaska, saves troops a trip across post to the dining facility early in the morning. The Defense Commissary Agency currently provides the products for ...
The commissary on Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson feels and looks like any big-chain supermarket — there’s fresh produce, frozen goods and a deli section. But if you look closely at the prices, the ...
Despite the rumors, Defense Department officials haven't yet made a decision on whether to expand shopping privileges at their discount grocery stores to all DOD civilians. An ongoing pilot program at ...
September sidewalk sales at stateside commissaries, including Alaska and Hawaii, will offer extra savings on a variety of select products. Pictured are shoppers at Fort Lee, Virginia. (DeCA photo) ...
FORT BRAGG, N.C. — Shoppers at the Fort Bragg South Commissary enjoyed more than just groceries, Sept. 4-7, as the store rolled out its annual sidewalk sale, featuring major savings, giveaways and ...
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