Army study finds 70 percent of enlisted heavy drinkers
Brig. Gen. Leslie Forney Jr testifies before a Senate Armed Services panel about alcohol and drug issues in the Army. A 1972 random survey of 9,910 active duty personnel found 70 percent of enlisted men and 36 percent of officers as heavy or binge drinkers. The Army focuses rehabilitation on younger soldiers, with about 5,000 enrolled. Only 5 percent of identified drug abusers were discharged in 1978. many returned to duty or were referred to the VA for care.
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Bill proposes remapping Navy headquarters nation wide
Congress would abolish Naval district HQs in Philadelphia Boston Norfolk Washington and San Francisco under a Navy plan to cut costs four million dollars annually and shift regional commands to new cities including New York City for the northeast San Diego for the southwest and Charleston for the southeast. The plan moves Wyoming Alaska and other states into revised districts and totals job reductions of 176 military and 157 civilian positions.
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