Military & Government Exchange Retail Industry Competitors

Be all that you can be and buy all that you can buy at the PX (Post Exchange). The Army and Air Force Exchange Service (AAFES) runs more than 3,000 facilities -- including PXs and BXs (Base Exchanges) -- at US Army and Air Force bases in more than 30 countries (including Iraq), 49 US states, and five US territories....

Marine Corps Community Services (MCCS) operates about 15 Marine Corps Exchange (MCX) stores located on bases on the East and West Coast and in Hawaii and Japan. MCX outlets offer a full line of retail products to active duty Marines, Sailors, Soldiers, Airmen, their family members, and retirees....

True to its mission, The Navy Army & Air Force Institutes (more commonly known as NAAFI) serves those who serve. NAAFI operates more than 500 pubs, clubs, and retail stores for the British Armed Forces and their families. NAAFI serves military personnel stationed in some 17 countries; its Naval Canteen Service (NCS) provides leisure facilities and shops on more than 30 Royal Navy ships....

Before Old Navy, there was the Navy Exchange Service Command (NEXCOM). Active-duty military personnel, reservists, retirees, and their family members can shop at more than 110 NEXCOM retail stores (brand-name and private-label merchandise ranging from apparel to home electronics), about 155 NEXCOM Ships Stores (basic necessities), and its 100 Uniform Support Centers (the sole source of authorized uniforms)....