JT Daily News: Army Pilot Program Allows Soldiers to Confidentially Enroll in Alcohol Treatment

 
 
 
  Daily News August 16, 2011  
     
 
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A pilot Army program allows soldiers at high risk for developing alcohol problems to enroll in a confidential treatment program that will not adversely impact their careers. The program, which started at three Army installations, is now at six posts.
 
 
 
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