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This section is designed to provide links to the specific laws, regulations, guidelines, instructions, and/or policy governing the Army Substance Abuse Program.
- AR
600-85 (Adobe PDF)
Army Regulation governing The Army Substance Abuse Program.
- MEDCOM
Reg 40-51 (Adobe PDF)
Medical Review Officers and Review of Positive Urinalysis Drug Testing Results (17 April 2013)
- ALARACT 062/2011 (Adobe
PDF)
CHANGES TO LENGTH OF AUTHORIZED DURATION OF CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE PRESCRIPTIONS IN MEDCOM REGULATION 40-51
- ALARACT
046/2012 (Adobe PDF)
INITIATION OF EXPANDED PRESCRIPTION DRUG URINALYSIS TESTING
(ON 01 MAY 2012, THE DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE (DOD) WILL EXPAND MILITARY DRUG TESTING OF THE MORE COMMONLY ABUSED PRESCRIPTION DRUGS BEGINNING WITH HYDROCODONE AND HYDROMORPHONE) - DA
Pam 600-85 (Adobe PDF)
This pamphlet provides instructions and procedures for implementing the Army Policies provided in AR 600-85, chapter 14 and provides standardized procedures for the completion of the prescribed Army Substance Abuse Program. Effective 15 October 2001.
- DHAP ARMY G1 Memorandum (Adobe PDF)
- PROHIBITED SUBSTANCES (SPICE IN VARIATIONS) - Sec Army Memo (Adobe PDF)
- PROHIBITED SUBSTANCES (SPICE IN VARIATIONS) - ALARACT 296/2011 (Adobe PDF)
- PROHIBITED SUBSTANCES (SPICE IN VARIATIONS) - Federal 21CFR/Control Substance Act (Adobe PDF)
- PROHIBITED SUBSTANCES (BATH SALTS) - Federal 21CFR/Control Substance Act (Adobe PDF)
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