Posted on Feb 15, 2015
Are there any real benefits to using PXs and BXs in today's military? If so, what? If not, why?
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I remember back in the 60s and 70s that there were real savings when using a PX or BX on military Posts/Bases. I don't see that any more when I visit them, is this just me or are there others who feel the way? Why is this happening?
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I'm all in favor of a CONUS only Government owned contractor operated facility slap a walmart logo on the buildings for 20 years with contractual language that their prices must match the off base prices, with the benefit of no tax.
Keep AAFES/Navy PX for OCONUS only.
Keep AAFES/Navy PX for OCONUS only.
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I think that a major point is being missed... Military Reserve Scotch. You know it's good if it's in a plastic bottle.
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Well, as a resident of Virginia who was stationed in Virginia, I can say that I miss the prices at the package store for booze. Virginia has the highest liquor tax in the country. The price for a keg was usually pretty good, too, as I recall. Not, that I need those very often...
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