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Army commanders understate military drug abuse, probes find
A congressional survey of enlistees found marijuana use higher in the military than in the GIs hometown high schools. Fort Sill reported 6 to 70 percent usage among recruits, with commanders underestimating by up to 70 percent compared with earlier posts. A fall report and January hearings are planned.
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Fort Sill
Congressional Task Force
U.S
Glenn English
Army Times
Washington, D.C
English
Department of Defense
DOD
Ft. Jackson
S.C
Congressional Committee