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.
Readiness Info
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 »Breakfast is the most important meal to start the day in a healthy way! Food Drive runs Nov 30th – Dec 11th Food Collection Barrels are located in the first floor lobby’s of COB, HCB, Diplomacy Building & Hospital Administration GOAL: 300 Boxes of cereal Please donate breakfast items: Boxes […]
Attached are a couple pictures of the recent Turkey Trot that a handful of COA members participated in. Check the Health Initiatives Page for more opportunities like this!
The U.S. Public Health Service Commissioned Corps (Corps) is migrating active duty pay (ADP) and certain personnel functions to the U.S. Coast Guard’s (USCG) Direct Access (DA) system on January 1, 2016. To prepare for this migration, Commissioned Corps Headquarters (CCHQ) must complete comprehensive system testing and preparation for this […]
ANMC Auxiliary is seeking volunteers for the 32nd Annual Native People’s Bazaar on Saturday, Dec 5th. Please sign up by replying to this email! Morning shift 0930 to 1230 Afternoon shift 1200 to 1530 Or All day from 0930 to 1530, with a lunch break Lunch will be provided […]
We have a GREAT volunteer opportunity for pharmacists, technicians and administrative staff to be a part of the 2016 Alaska Mission of Mercy! Over 14 years ago in Virginia, an association of dentists, staff and other volunteers organized and carried out what was to become known as a Mission […]
