Marines' new drinking policy

Water is safe for them, but under a new order aimed at combating alcohol abuse, Marines will undergo Breathalyzer tests twice a year.
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( Bob Grieser / Los Angeles Times / December 20, 2012 )

Water is safe for them, but under a new order aimed at combating alcohol abuse, Marines will undergo Breathalyzer tests twice a year.

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