Army Study Board

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ASAP

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Army Substance Abuse Program

AR 600-85

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Mission of ASAP

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strengthen overall fitness and effectiveness of the Army's total workforce and combat readiness of the Soldiers

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Objectives of ASAP

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increase overall fitness and effectiveness of the Army

Provide substance abuse deterence, prevention, education and treatement

Improve readiness by extending services to the total Army

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What is meant by the deglamorization of alcohol?

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Personnel wil lnot promote any funcition that glamorizes the use of alcohol, i.e. drinking contest, games, or alcohol as prizes.

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Is ASAP participation mandatory for Individuals that are command referred?

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ASAP is mandatory for all Soldiers reffered by there command. Not attending can violate Article 86 of the UNIFORM CODE OF MILITARY JUSTICE (UCMJ)

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What happens to Soldiers that fail to participate in or respond successfully to rehabilitation

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Soldiers that fail to particiapte or respond successfully will be adminstratively seperated from the military without another chance for rehabilitation unless there are extraordinary circumstance, and that's determined by the CD in consultation with the unit commander

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Identification of Soldiers with a substance abuse problem

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Self-identification

Commander/Supervisor identification

Biochemical/ Urinalysis Identification

Medical Identificaton

Investigation and/or Apprehension

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Objectives of rehabilitation with ASAP

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Return Soliders to full duty asap

ID Soldiers who cannot be rehabilitated within regulation and let there unit commanders know

Assist Soldiers who can't be rehabilated to an ASAP program close to where they live after discharge.

Help resollve problems in the family caused by the substance abuse

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what is the objective of bio-chemical/ urinalysis testing?

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deter Soldiers, IE on AD after enlistment or appointment from abusing all any type of drugs

Early identification of substance abuse

Monitor those enrolled in the ASAP program

Data collection of prevalence of substance abuse in the Army

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What conditions can commanders direct drug testing?

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Unit inspections
Search and seizures with probable cause
Competence for duty
Rehabilitation
Mishap or Safety Inspection
Consent
New Entrant
Medical

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ASAP referrals are accomplished by the Commander of 1SG using what form

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DA 8003 Referral Form

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Can soliers enlisted in ASAP reenlist?

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No they are not allowed to reenlist, but if they need additional time to complete the ASAP program they can be extened fo the number of months necessary to complete the program.

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If your Command reffered to ASAP will you be flagged/

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Yes, IAW AR 600-8-2 (Suspension of Favorable Personnel Action (flags))

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ACS

ACS symbol rep?

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Army Community Services
AR 608-1
Heart-giving
Cross- help
gyroscope-stability

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ACS Mission Statement

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Facilitate Commander's ability to provide comprehensive, coordinated, and responsive services that support Soldier readiness, civilian employees, and their families

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How is ACS staffed?

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Volunteers

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ACS MOTTO

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Self-help, Service and Stability

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Who is qualified for ACS

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Active Duty and retired military plus family memebers

ANG and USAR when on active duty plus their families

APF and NAF employees and their families

Family members of POW's or MIA

Family members who had military personnel that died in action

Overseas-commander decides who is eligible according to international treatise agreements

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How can I help ACS

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Donate staple foodstuff
useable household goods
volunteer my time

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ACES

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Army Continuing Education System

AR 621-5

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ARMY Learning Centers

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AR 621-6

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ACES Goals

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Develp confident, compitent leaders
support enlistment, retention and transition of soldiers
Provide self-development for soliders and adult family memebers
Provide self-development for DACs
Provide self-development for DAC ACES professional and support staff

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TABE

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Test Adult Basic Education

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TA pays

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100% of tution

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Financial aid programs availible through ACES

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Pell Grant
Perkins Loan
Guaranteed Student Loans

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Some of the basic services offered by ACES

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Montgomery G.I. Bill
DANTES
Learning Resource Centers

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Soldier development programs provided by ACES

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GED Program
ESL classes
MOS Improvement Training

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DANTES

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Defense Activity for Non-Traditional Education Support

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DANTES does

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Provides standardized testing services free to military personnel. Family memebers and civilians can take the test but they have to pay for each test taken