United States Air Force dey clock 79 years on Sept. 18, and Army & Air Force Exchange Service wan mark the day with discounts for shoppers wey use MILITARY STAR credit card.
The Exchange get stores on military installations and dey offer department store-style shopping to authorized military shoppers. For one statement, the organization talk say e go give 10 cents off per gallon at participating fuel locations on that day, once customer pay with the card.
Same card still carry 15 percent off food for participating Exchange restaurants. For concession stands and kiosks, customers wey pay with the card and show MILITARY STAR coupon go get $10 off when dem spend at least $25.
From Sept. 18 through Sept. 24, shoppers fit take extra 20 percent off select Air Force merchandise. Challenge coins, Chug tumblers, and Bear Forces of America plush bears in U.S. Air Force PT uniforms dey among the items. Nite Ize gear and Rocky RKC126 S2V composite-toe tactical military boots also dey on the list.
Only the Sept. 18 discounts need the MILITARY STAR credit card. Air Force Chief Master Sgt. Rich Martinez, the Exchange senior enlisted advisor, talk say for 79 years, the Air Force don answer the call with unmatched courage, innovation and dedication. He add say the Exchange dey honored to celebrate Airmen and their families with savings wey recognize their service and sacrifice.
The organization talk say customers fit find more Air Force birthday savings at 5,500 facilities nationwide and in more than 30 countries, and through ShopMyExchange.com. Service members and their families fit apply for the MILITARY STAR card online, or with help from store associate.
For Ramstein Air Base, Germany, U.S. Air Force Tech. Sgt. Christopher Hernandez, 786th Force Support Squadron dining facility manager, serve cake during the 79th Air Force birthday celebration on Sept. 18, 2026. Ramstein AB members gather to honor the Air Force 79-year legacy and strengthen the shared heritage wey connect Airmen across the force. U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Jason Jones Jr.
