On Nov. 16, On Nov. 15, U.S. Military Garrison-Hawaii Commander, Military Col. Steve McGunegle, the Alternate’ Senior Enlisted Advisor Air Pressure Chief Grasp Sgt. Kevin Osby, Alternate’ Pacific Area Commander Air Pressure Col. Jason L. Beck, Alternate’ Pacific Area Senior Enlisted Advisor Sgt. Maj. Generose Inexperienced, Regional Vice President of Korea/Hawaii/Samoa and Kwajalein Jennifer M. Jordan and Hawaii Common Supervisor Michael Ryan pose for an image after the assembly. The aim for the workplace name was to debate the Alternate’s dedication to make life higher for Troopers and their households who’re stationed at Schofield Barracks. (U.S. Military Picture by USAG-Hawaii Public Affairs)
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On Nov. 16, On Nov. 15, U.S. Military Garrison-Hawaii Commander, Military Col. Steve McGunegle, the Alternate’ Senior Enlisted Advisor Air Pressure Chief Grasp Sgt. Kevin Osby, Alternate’ Pacific Area Commander Air Pressure Col. Jason L. Beck, Alternate’ Pacific Area Senior Enlisted Advisor Sgt. Maj. Generose Inexperienced, Regional Vice President of Korea/Hawaii/Samoa and Kwajalein Jennifer M. Jordan and Hawaii Common Supervisor Michael Ryan pose for an image after the assembly. The aim for the workplace name was to debate the Alternate’s dedication to make life higher for Troopers and their households who’re stationed at Schofield Barracks. (U.S. Military Picture by USAG-Hawaii Public Affairs)
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SCHOFIELD BARRACKS – The Military & Air Pressure Alternate Service’s senior enlisted advisor is making certain Schofield Barracks Troopers and their households have what they should keep prepared and resilient.
Throughout his go to to Schofield Barracks on Nov. 16, Air Pressure Chief Grasp Sgt. Kevin Osby toured Alternate services and met with United States Military Garrison-Hawaii Commander, Col. Steve McGunegle to debate how the Division of Protection retailer can enhance the standard of life for the neighborhood.
“The Alternate is all in to make Schofield Barracks an important place to work and stay,” mentioned Osby, one in every of about 30 active-duty service members assigned to the Alternate. “We’re dedicated to increasing and bettering our providers and choices to greatest serve the neighborhood.”
The Schofield Barracks Alternate just lately added name-brand clothes from Outdated Navy, Hole, American Eagle and Aerie to their lineup giving Troopers and their households extra clothes choices.
Earlier this month, the primary retailer began it’s $14.3 million picture improve undertaking that can give the power a whole face carry with polish concrete flooring all through, new restrooms and new lighting and paint within the meals court docket. The re-grand opening is scheduled for the center of subsequent 12 months about the identical time their Categorical completes their transforming.
All through Schofield Barracks, the Alternate has put in 9 self-checkout registers on the essential retailer and 22 extra on the Expresses and different services to assist cut back buyer wait instances. Alternate associates are nonetheless obtainable to help buyers all through the shop.
Each time service members store their Alternate—whether or not in individual or at ShopMyExchange.com—they’re strengthening their neighborhood. 100% of Alternate earnings are reinvested into the navy neighborhood by funding for important High quality-of-Life packages, in addition to capital enhancements. Within the final 10 years, the Alternate worldwide has contributed $3.5 billion in earnings to High quality-of-Life packages.
“It issues the place you store,” Osby mentioned. “Small adjustments could make an enormous distinction in a neighborhood. The Alternate is keen about enhancing the standard of life for our heroes.”
