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Anyone who has served in the Armed Forces knows that the military is a special way of life and that a military installation is more than a training and staging ground for national defense. It is a community and a home away from home for those serving their country. The dedicated men and women who make up the United States worldwide military family have earned benefits for the many sacrifices they endure and the vital service they provide. Military members and their families have been counting on benefits like the Commissary for nearly 150 years. Those who are new to the military soon discover that when they buy groceries and other supplies at the Commissary, they get: |
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AN AVERAGE SAVINGS OF 29.7% QUALITY MERCHANDISE AND SELECTIONS ON-INSTALLATION CONVENIENCE COURTEOUS, FRIENDLY EMPLOYEES SATISFACTION GUARANTEED |
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Unlike civilian grocery stores, Commissaries do not make a profit; there's no markup and no taxes are charged. The Defense Commissary Agency (DeCA) operates more than 300 Commissaries on military installations worldwide. Commissary benefits are designed not only to stretch the paycheck, but to improve the quality of life in the military. Letters From the Front is a good example of this. Through a special worldwide promotion with a number of their vendors, DeCA is able to bring this entertaining and engaging production to military installations at no cost - just one more way they express their appreciation for those who proudly wear the uniforms of America's Armed Forces. |
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