What is a consequence for Soldiers involved in drug/alcohol incidents during their enrollment in ASAP?

Being involved in drug or alcohol incidents while enrolled in the Army Substance Abuse Program (ASAP) can lead to significant administrative actions, including the possibility of separation from service within a year. This consequence underscores the Army's strict stance on substance abuse and its impact on readiness and discipline within the ranks.

Soldiers found to be involved in such incidents may face review processes that evaluate their continued service, and administrative separation is a viable outcome aimed at maintaining the standards of conduct expected of military personnel. This measure highlights the Army's commitment to fostering a healthy and effective force, making it clear that substance abuse will have repercussions that extend beyond individual cases, affecting the morale and discipline of the entire unit.

The other choices do not align with the consequences linked to substance abuse incidents during enrollment in ASAP, as they imply positive outcomes or no repercussions, which does not reflect the Army’s policy on such behaviors.