What is the Soldiers’ Responsibility in the ASAP?

The Soldiers' Responsibility in the Army Substance Abuse Program (ASAP) focuses on self-regulation and personal accountability regarding substance use. Adhering to regulations is crucial as it ensures that soldiers understand the guidelines designed to minimize substance abuse and its negative impacts on their readiness and performance. Reporting for drug testing is part of compliance with Army regulations and supports the integrity of the Army's efforts to prevent substance abuse. Additionally, seeking help when needed promotes a culture of support and health within the ranks, allowing soldiers to address any issues they may face regarding substance misuse. This comprehensive responsibility reinforces the Army's commitment to maintaining operational effectiveness and the well-being of its personnel.