The Army National Guard Health Promotion Program  (NGR 600-63, Chapter 2)

2. Antitobacco
a. Antobacco is defined as the reduction, elimination and deglamorization of tobacco product usage to improve the health and readiness of the ARNG member.

b. The use of all forms of tobacco products during initial entry training is controlled for soldiers.

c. Commanders and supervisors will encourage ARNG family members to engage in appropriate antitobacco activities. Commanders and supervisors will ensure ARNG soldiers understand the health dangers of second hand or ambient tobacco.

d. As part of routine physical/dental examinations and at other appropriate times, health care providers will inquire about the individual's tobacco use, including use of smokeless tobacco products, and advise them of risks associated with its use, the health benefits of abstinence, and where to obtain help to quit.

e. Army policy on smoking in the workplace is in Chapter 4 of NGR 600-63.