1 – 8. Army Substance Abuse Program eligibility criteria a. Services are authorized for personnel who are statutorily eligible to receive ASAP services and/or who are eligible to receive medical care for substance use disorder treatment. b. When Soldiers are under the administrative jurisdiction of another Service, they will comply with the alcohol and drug programs of that Service. All drug test results and records of referrals for counseling and rehabilitation/treat- ment will be reported through Army alcohol- and drug-abuse treatment channels to the ARD. c. When elements of the Army and another Service are so located that cost effectiveness, efficiency, and combat readiness can be achieved by combining facilities, the Service to receive the support will be responsible for initiating a local Memorandum of Understanding and/or Inter-Service Support Agreement (refer to DoDI 4000.19). d. Members of the Army National Guard (ARNG) and US. Army Reserve (USAR) who are on active duty (AD) orders for more than 30 consecutive days, or those on AD orders with an approved Line of Duty (LOD), are covered for any injury, illness, or disease incurred or aggravated in the line of duty, are eligible for substance use disorder treatment and required to follow clinical care policies throughout this regulation.
