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I only have peripheral experience with the military (my sis and bro and law are in it). My honest guess would be to have him evaluated by a civilian. Your attorney will know better, but once you are active duty, they sort of "own" you (for lack of a better word, please don't get mad at me anyone). I know for my bro in law, it takes 3 alcohol incidents to be kicked out. Has he had any in the past?
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