Can Soldiers travel for missions or deploy while enrolled in ASAP?

The correct response highlights the fact that Soldiers enrolled in the Army Substance Abuse Program (ASAP) can indeed travel for missions or deploy, but such travel is subject to the discretion of their commander. This approach recognizes that while participation in ASAP may require monitoring and support, it does not automatically preclude a Soldier from fulfilling their military duties, including deployments.

Commanders have the responsibility to assess the individual Soldier’s fitness for duty and may decide based on various factors, including the Soldier’s progress in the program and the mission's requirements. This flexibility allows for a balance between ensuring the Soldier receives necessary support through ASAP and maintaining operational readiness within the unit.