Every officer is expected to maintain a level of readiness for deployment, including minimum physical fitness standards. It is extremely important to make sure you are compliant with these standards as an officers.
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The 2023-2024 Executive Committee is pleased to welcome you to the new Aurora Borealis COA website. Please take a moment to learn more about us and how we can better serve local officers.
Learn more »Aurora Borealis COA membership is personally and professionally rewarding. Benefits include networking, leadership opportunities, volunteerism, social events, officership education, up to date information, ...
Learn more »The January/February Frontline has been posted at http://www.coausphs.org/media/1240/janfeb-coa-fl-16_final-color.pdf . There are two articles featured from the Aurora Borealis Branch! If you have any ideas for future articles please contact the Publications Chair, CDR Anne Marie Bott ambott@anthc.org. Keep up the awesome work!! Brittany L. Keener, PharmD, […]
By LCDR Brittany Keener Each year, the Aurora Borealis Branch of the COA honors a senior and junior officer to recognize their efforts toward leadership, Officership, and volunteerism. On December 30, 2015, CDR Anne Marie Bott and LT Jessica Thompson were recognized as the Senior and Junior Officer of the […]
What: Professional photos/headshots with flags When: Friday January 29th between 10:30am-2:30pm Where: ANMC Conference Room 2 Cost: $20 per Officer (proceeds go to the Aurora Borealis COA Branch) Uniform: Service Dress Blues strongly encouraged but not required, and don’t forget to bring your cover!
Welcome to the final Anchorage race of 2015. Run and dance yourself into 2016. Music, lights, and an awesome course will ring in the new year! This run will feature 5 unique light and music experiences out on course for nearly 5K of fun through the woods trails and APU Campus. […]
Aurora Borealis Branch Volunteers for Special Olympics By CDR Christina Eldridge and CDR Anne Marie Bott Special Olympics Alaska (SOAK) offers 14 Olympic-style sports in four seasons for athletes with intellectual disabilities. The most popular sport and the largest tournament in Alaska every year is the Bowling Tournament. Although bowling […]
