Their punishment could range from probation to extra marching. Talbott said academy officials have randomly tested 2,500-2,700 cadets a year. That has satisfied an Air Force rule requiring that 65 percent of the cadet population be randomly tested for drugs each year. But Talbott also acknowledged that the tests weren't frequently conducted on weekends. As a result, Talbott said, the academy not only will be conducting more tests, but also will order them more often on weekends.
Alcohol abuse is a definite military tradition.
Luckily, he's just retired, and seems to be lightening up a bit. I guess there is hope, after all. I was kicked out of the army for failing a drug test. When I refused to denounce pot as an evil drug, they told me that i was morally unfit to fight for my country. I would do the same after all I do know that the drugs that I am taking will not show up after 48 hrs.