Bringing Food to the Forces

No matter where they’re stationed, members of the U.S. military need convenience store items, likely get a hankering for fast food or become in desperate need of a haircut. For America’s men and women in uniform, the comforts of daily life are found at either the Navy Exchange (NEX), the Army and Ai.....

By Nick Powills1851 Franchise Publisher

SPONSOREDUpdated 10:34 AM • 07/26/13

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