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Geological Survey Photo. Denali National Park and Preserve,
Alaska. Alaska Range, south from Polychrome Pass. August 18,
1946. ID. Hickcox, C.A. 209
ALASKA is
a fantastic place to live and serve. Our Soldiers are known
as our nation’s Arctic Warriors. We train in weather that
goes to -50oF because weather will not slow the American
Soldier.
Few people realize how large Alaska is. You can see on the graphic
that Alaska stretches across the entire span of the lower 48
states. This offers Soldiers in Alaska another challenge. We
operate in a remote environment and must plan carefully for
every activity.
Our Unit Ministry Teams have the privilege of serving these heroic
Soldiers and their resilient Families. Army Chaplains and
Chaplain Assistants train with their units here in Alaska
and then deploy with them to combat zones around the globe.
Our ministry is to Bring
God to Soldiers and Soldiers to God in any environment,
under every circumstance. We pray for them, we pray with
them, and we participate with them in the miracles that come
from those prayers.
Command
Chaplain's Office
|
U.S. Army Alaska
Command Chaplain |
384-2124 |
Deputy USARAK Chaplain |
384-0192 |
|
NCOIC |
384-2302 |
|
Operations NCO |
384-2169
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|
Administrative Assistant |
384-2124 |
|
FAX |
384-2158 |
|
FRA Duty Chaplain |
Contact thru the FRA Emergency Operations Center
(EOC), 384-6666 |
|
FWA Duty Chaplain |
Contact thru the FWA Emergency Operations Center
(EOC), 353-4180/4181 |
Contact the USARAK Command
Chaplain's Office |
Ministry Teams Directory
| Chapels and Family Life
Centers | Chaplain Home
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