• Executive Committee- Governing body of Association; comprised of chapter presidents and the association officers.
• Board of Directors- Managing board of Association; comprised of a president, vice-president, treasurer, and secretary.
• Regional Chapters- Twenty-three chapters throughout the districts function on a local level. 

          Some of the milestones and accomplishments include: 

• in 1933, saving 165 warrant officers from an untimely discharge from the Coast Guard.
• in the late 1930s, getting time-in-grade requirements for promotion.
• in the 1940s, getting all Coast Guard Warrant Warrant Officers Commissioned status.
• following WWII, fighting to allow retirement in the highest rank successfully held.

• in 1954, instrumental in legislation which resulted in two additional pay grades for the warrant corps.
• in the 1960s, leading the way in the Coast Guard's decision to let warrant officers be promoted to the next higher grade in a temporary status, allowing automatic promotion to temp W-2 when appointed to permanent W-1.
• in the 1990s, initiated establishment of a CWO Indoctrination School for all new chief warrant officers in the Coast Guard.
• and meeting future challenges in the 1990s and dealing with issues affecting chief warrant officers.