Commissaries are partnering with DOD to help ensure the dietary supplements on store shelves remain free of illegal and unsafe ingredients.

Shop your commissary for game-time treats

Just as post-holiday recovery begins, we find ourselves in the throes of the final days of football fever. January is loaded with championships, playoffs and wild cards which means a lot of party food, snacks and dips.

Having put 2017 in the rear view mirror, some military families are turning to the first big deadline of 2018: finalizing their Scholarships for Military Children applications in time for the program’s Feb. 16 application cutoff.

FORT LEE, Va. – Commissaries overseas and in certain remote stateside locations will be open during the government shutdown, the Defense Commissary Agency announced today.

Stateside military commissaries will remain open effective today, with the continuing resolution that ends the government shutdown, said the interim director and CEO of the Defense Commissary Agency.

The Defense Commissary Agency is hosting commemorative ceremonies March 29 at more than 70 stateside stores to recognize veterans who served on active duty during the Vietnam War era.

The Defense Commissary Agency is proud to join the annual observance of Vietnam Veterans Day, March 29, as the nation recognizes the men and women who served in Vietnam.

To help celebrate April as the Month of the Military Child, commissaries are joining exchanges and other on-post resale outlets in offering a variety of giveaways and savings for the entire family.

Commissary patrons worldwide will be able to stock up on their favorite items at significant savings during the Defense Commissary Agency’s spring “Thank You for Your Service” sidewalk sale event.

The Defense Commissary Agency and its industry partners met March 29 at agency headquarters in Fort Lee, Virginia, to discuss opportunities to better serve military members and their families.