Can Soldiers currently enrolled in the ASAP rehabilitation program reenlist?

Soldiers enrolled in the Army Substance Abuse Program (ASAP) rehabilitation program are not permitted to reenlist. This policy is in place to ensure that individuals who are struggling with substance use issues receive the necessary support and treatment before taking on the responsibilities of reenlisting. The primary goal of ASAP is to rehabilitate and help Soldiers recover, and allowing reenlistment while in treatment could compromise their recovery process and the overall readiness of the unit. Ensuring that all Soldiers are fully fit for duty is essential to maintaining the effectiveness and integrity of the Army. Thus, the restriction on reenlistment while enrolled in ASAP is a crucial measure to support Soldiers' rehabilitation and long-term success.