Lorillard
Proclamation
Fields
- Author
- Marsh, J.O., J.R.
- Wickham, J.A., J.R.
- Area
- LEGAL DEPT FILE ROOM
- Type
- LETT, LETTER
- Alias
- 85648442
- Site
- N14
- Named Organization
- Dept of the Army
- Date Loaded
- 12 Feb 1999
- Document File
- 85648249 /85648723 /Legislation Re: Nyc Smoking Restriction Proposal Volumeii - 860501
- 85648250 /85648722 /Legislation Re: New York Citysmoking Proposal Volume II 860501
- Master ID
- 85648375/8442
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- 85648416
- 85648417
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- 85648438 41 Cfr Part 101-20 Smoking Regulations
- 85648439 Appendix H Contents
- 85648440 U. S. Army Tobacco Cessation Program
- 85648441 U. S. Army Tobacco Cessation Program
- Author (Organization)
- Dept of the Army
- Litigation
- Stmn/Produced
- Characteristic
- EXTR, EXTRA
- UCSF Legacy ID
- qog40e00
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DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMiYWA5'HMGTOW. D.C. 20310-0200
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The!read'i'ness and well being of Total Army members
and their families challenge us to deal with,the problem
of tobacco use. Medical evidence shows overwhelmingly
thatthe!use!of tobacco products adversely impacts Onthe health andireadiness ofour force. Tobacco
usage
impairs such critical military skilLs as, night vision,
hand-eye coordination, and! resistance to cold weather
injuries. Moreover, it, increases susceptibility to
disease. It h.as become a substantial threat to the
well-being of our Army, and' we must take immediate
steps to eliminate its usage.
Every Army member is charged to make this goal a
reality. All of us have a clear responsibility in~
making this h.appen,. As part, of the Army Tobacco
'Cessation Action F1'an, we will encourage smokers to
quit through a program of' education, information, and'assistance: We will also safeguard the health
of
smokers. and nonsmoker~s alike by limiting theareas in
which, smoking willbepermitte'd. Finally, we will
check on all forms of tobacco usage from time to:time
to determine progress. in,meeting our goal.We believe
thiis campaign is~ absolutely essential to maintain, the
health anri.readiness of our Army.
Ours is aprofession unique in many respects,,
requiring physical fitness and.stamina to get the job
done. Each of us must be ready physically to endure
the strains of'a crisis. Additionally, caring leader-
ship dictates. that we demonstrate a sincere., unambig-
uous concermfor the health and safety of those
entrusted to our, care.
0
A. WICKHAM, JR. on 0. Marsh, J'r~.
6~~ra1, United S'ta~tes~ Army ~cre~~t~ary~ of the~~ A~~rmy~
ef of Staff
