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ASAP
ASAP Regulation and Policy
Substance Use/Abuse
IDENTIFICATION AND REFERRAL METHODS
Resources
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What is Army Substance Abuse Program
What does ASAP stand for?
100
The Army regulation that governs the Army Substance Abuse Program (ASAP).
What is AR 600-85.
100
What is alcohol.
This is the substance most abused by Soldiers.
100
Commander/supervisor identification
If a Commander/supervisor observes, suspects, or otherwise becomes aware of an individual whose job performance, social conduct, interpersonal relations, physical fitness, or health appears to be affected adversely by suspected abuse of alcohol or other drugs
200
This person in ASAP conducts all prevention training for Active Duty soldiers
Who is the Prevention Coordinator.
200
What Fort Hood Regulation states a Soldiers under the age of 21 may not Consume, Posses, Purchase any alcoholic beverages on or off post.
FH 210-65
200
UPL's would go here to find information about the ASAP program
What is the ASAP web site
300
What is: The ASAP’s mission is to strengthen the overall fitness and effectiveness of the Army’s total workforce and to enhance the combat readiness of its Soldiers.
What is the mission of ASAP?
300
12 months of failure to perform at work, and recurrent legal and social problems
What is substance abuse
300
Mr. Gary
This is the person (from the ASAP staff) that you would contact to arrange ASAP training for your unit
400
Increased tolerance, withdrawal effects, and unsuccessful efforts to cut down or stop
What is substance dependence.
400
A comprehensive tool that will address substance abuse issues at the unit
What is the Unit Prevention Plan
500
What is on the corner of santa fe
Where is ASAP located on Fort Hood?
500
This Army policy prohibits the use (by the government) of protected evidence against a Soldier in actions under the UCMJ or on the issue of characterization of service in administrative proceedings (The commander may initiate separation action).
What is the Limited Use Policy.
500
Prevention/Education, Deterrence, Detection, Intervention, and Rehabilitation
What is the five critical elements of ASAP