AR 600-85
According to AR 600-85, a Soldier is defined as "impaired" on duty if their Blood Alcohol Content (BAC) is equal to or greater than this percent.
What is 0.05% (0.05 grams of alcohol per 100 milliliters of blood)?
This policy protects Soldiers from UCMJ action or a bad discharge if they voluntarily step forward to get help for substance abuse
What is the Limited Use Policy?
To initiate a self-referral, you can speak to your commander, a medical provider, or this religious leader who possesses 100% confidentiality.
Who is a Chaplain?
Missing appointments, refusing treatment, or lacking motivation can lead a commander and clinical provider to declare a Soldier this.
What is a Rehabilitation Failure?
When a test is conducted to monitor a Soldier’s compliance as part of their active rehabilitation program, this code is used.
What is RO (Rehabilitation)?
This NCO or officer is primarily responsible for running the company-level drug testing program and advising the commander.
Who is the Unit Prevention Leader (UPL)?
If you pop hot on one of these routinely scheduled command drug tests, the Limited Use Policy will not protect you.
What is a random urinalysis (or inspection test)?
To be valid and protected, a self-referral must be initiated before the Soldier is notified of this event.
What is an impending drug test (or urinalysis)?
Involuntary administrative separation for a rehabilitation failure is processed under this Chapter of AR 635-200.
What is Chapter 9?
If a commander has a specific, individualized suspicion that a particular Soldier is using drugs, they use this code (which does not trigger Limited Use Policy protections).
What is CO (Command Directed)?
Under standard military school and unit policies, Soldiers are strictly prohibited from consuming alcohol within this many hours prior to physical training or formation.
What is 8 hours?
If a Soldier is administratively separated based solely on evidence protected under the Limited Use Policy, they must receive this characterization of service.
What is an Honorable Discharge?
Once a Soldier self-refers, the commander uses this official DA Form to formally refer them to the clinical team.
What is a DA Form 8003?
A Soldier is automatically processed for separation if they have a subsequent drug or alcohol incident within this many months of completing treatment.
What is 12 months?
If active-duty personnel are apprehended for drunk driving (on or off post), the command must refer them to the local rehabilitation program for an evaluation within this many days.
What is 10 days?
According to AR 600-85, this is the most desirable method of identifying a substance use problem in a Soldier.
What is voluntary (or self) identification?
Emergency medical treatment for an illegal drug overdose is protected under the policy, provided the Soldier does this as soon as reasonably possible.
What is notify their commander?
This is the specific clinical care clinic where a Soldier is sent for a formal substance use disorder evaluation and treatment plan.
What is SUDCC (Substance Use Disorder Clinical Care)?
This is the mandatory meeting between the Commander, Clinical Provider, and Soldier to officially confirm that further rehabilitation efforts are impractical.
What is a Rehabilitation Team Meeting (RTM)?
True or False: Under AR 600-85, commanders are authorized to conduct unannounced, random alcohol breath testing on the unit.
What is True? (Commanders have the authority to conduct random, non-clinical alcohol breath testing).
If a Soldier is caught driving on a military installation with a BAC at or above this level, their installation driving privileges are subject to immediate suspension or revocation.
What is 0.08% (or the limit of the local state jurisdiction)?
Committing an assault or driving under the influence is not protected by the Limited Use Policy because it is classified as this type of offense.
What is independent misconduct?
True or False: A Soldier cannot self-refer if they are struggling with the misuse of legally prescribed medications.
What is False? (You can self-refer for any substance dependency, legal or illegal).
Before initiating the Chapter 9 packet, the commander places this administrative action on the Soldier's record using Code B.
What is a Flag (Suspension of Favorable Personnel Actions)?
For deployed environments, this senior leader (rank O-6 or higher) is the only one authorized to temporarily suspend random testing due to safety, security, or tactical missions.
Who is the Brigade Commander (or O-6 level commander)?