DEFENSE HEALTH HEADQUATERS, FALLS CHURCH, Va. -- The clinical assets of the U.S. Army Substance Abuse Program (ASAP) will transition from the Installation Management Command (IMCOM) to the Army ...

The Army needs 130 substance-abuse counselor positions filled as soon as possible -- or at least by Oct. 1. The Army Substance Abuse Program is short on providers who can help restore to duty ...

Twenty thousand soldiers who seek help each year at Army substance-abuse clinics encounter a program in such disarray that thousands who need treatment are turned away and more than two dozen ...

The Army's No. 2 officer says his branch of the military needs twice as many substance-abuse counselors to treat the rising number of soldiers needing help. Gen. Peter Chiarelli, the Army's vice ...

The Army Substance Abuse Program. The latest update on the service’s substance abuse regulations highlighted “continuous command presence” in soldiers’ living, working and recreational areas.

issued the directive "after learning of allegations that the (Army Substance Abuse Program) may not be providing adequate care to soldiers," Lt. Col. Benjamin Garrett, an Army spokesman ...

"We service many different customers including civilians and off post reservists," said Bradley Nielson, Army Substance Abuse Program Manager. "The Army Substance Abuse Program consists of seven ...

Hocker of Carlisle is on "leave pending further action" from his post as director of the Army Substance Abuse Program at Carlisle Barracks. Hocker was among the 20 people indicted by U.S. Attorney ...

“Delta-8 usage is becoming increasingly problematic among military ranks,” Michael Hicks, a drug test coordinator for the Army Substance Abuse Program at Ft. Campbell, Ky., said in an April ...