Performance Details

Department of Military and Veterans Affairs

Mission

To provide military forces to accomplish military missions in the state and around the world; provide homeland security and defense; emergency response; veterans' services; and youth military style training and education. AS 26, AS 44.35

Core Services

  • Defend and Protect Alaska and the United States
  • Disaster Preparedness/Response and Recovery
  • Youth Intervention
  • Outreach to Veterans and Military Families

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 Core Services
A: ChalleNGe Program graduates receive a GED or high school diploma.  Details >
  • TARGET #1: 90% of eligible cadets earn and receive a GED or high school diploma by graduation.
A1: Maximize cadet academic performance.  Details >

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 Core Services
B: Alaska National Guard meeting federal and state mission requirements, and protecting United States and Alaska citizens.  Details >
  • TARGET #1: 1. Meet 100% of operational readiness inspections
B1: Meet or exceed National Guard Bureau end strength target  Details >

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 Core Services
C: Strengthen Alaska's National Guard and Homeland Security infrastructure, preparedness and response capabilities for the protection of Alaska's citizens.  Details >
C1: Increase and develop a Culture of Preparedness through outreach, exercises, and training.  Details >

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 Core Services
D: Veterans are supported in pursuit of benefits earned.  Details >
  • TARGET #1: 2. Dollars Recovered in Benefits for Alaska's Veterans by Fiscal Year
  • TARGET #2: Federal Veteran Administraton (VA) Expenditures in Alaska by Type
D1: Knowledge of programs and benefits to veterans is improved through direct contact.  Details >
  • TARGET #1: 3. Meet 100% of Requests for Assistance by Veterans who Live in Alaska

Performance Detail


A: Result - ChalleNGe Program graduates receive a GED or high school diploma.
    
Target #1: 90% of eligible cadets earn and receive a GED or high school diploma by graduation.

Methodology: Fall Graduates is AMYA Class 2 which graduates in the first quarter of the state fiscal year; Spring Graduates is AMYA Class 1 which graduates in the third quarter of the state fiscal year.

Related links:
   • Alaska Military Youth Academy Website



A1: Core Service - Maximize cadet academic performance.

B: Result - Alaska National Guard meeting federal and state mission requirements, and protecting United States and Alaska citizens.
    
Target #1: 1. Meet 100% of operational readiness inspections


Related links:
   • Alaska Air National Guard Website



B1: Core Service - Meet or exceed National Guard Bureau end strength target

C: Result - Strengthen Alaska's National Guard and Homeland Security infrastructure, preparedness and response capabilities for the protection of Alaska's citizens.

C1: Core Service - Increase and develop a Culture of Preparedness through outreach, exercises, and training.

D: Result - Veterans are supported in pursuit of benefits earned.
    
Target #1: 2. Dollars Recovered in Benefits for Alaska's Veterans by Fiscal Year


Related links:
   • Veterans Services Website


    
Target #2: Federal Veteran Administraton (VA) Expenditures in Alaska by Type


Federal Veterans Administration Benefits in Alaska by Type (in millions)
Year Comp & Pension Education/Voc Rehab Insurance/Indemnity Medical Care YTD Total
2011
214.2
49.1
3.7
153.0
420
2010
167.4
35.1
3.2
133.5
339.2
2009
150.0
12.8
2.5
129.2
294.5
2008
134.2
10.5
2.3
110.7
257.7

D1: Core Service - Knowledge of programs and benefits to veterans is improved through direct contact.
    
Target #1: 3. Meet 100% of Requests for Assistance by Veterans who Live in Alaska


Related links:
   • Veterans Services Website


 

Current as of January 11, 2013