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The toy and candy vending machines that used to be in the Navy Exchange main store
Last Post 09-02-2009 6:35 PM by Adam Jones. 0 Replies.
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    April 4, 2008
    Q: I am writing regarding the toy and candy vending machines that used to be in the Navy Exchange main store and formerly Seaside restaurant. My daughter and her friends loved the candy and collecting the toys and stickers from things popular back home. I also collected the NFL and college helmets. These are things we could only get from the machines and it was nice having these small reminders of home. I was wondering if the machines were removed for maintenance or construction and what are the chances of getting them back.

    A: Dear Valued Customer, we have merely moved these machines to the laundry mat right next door! We are happy to hear these machines mean a great deal to your children. Thank you for taking the time to let us know.
     

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