Is the Military Ignoring Its Heroin Problem in the Ranks?

Is the Military Ignoring Its Heroin Problem in the Ranks?
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_the_ranks

{EXCERPT} AlterNet, Megan Carpentier, Occupy the world's largest heroin producer in
Afghanistan and it's no wonder the methadone clinics are overpacked-- but the military is
mum on the subject....

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