Which articles relate to drunkenness while on duty?

Articles 112 and 113 of the Uniform Code of Military Justice (UCMJ) specifically address offenses related to drunkenness while on duty. Article 112 pertains to the crime of drunkenness in relation to the military service and outlines the responsibilities and behaviors expected of service members regarding substance use. It recognizes that being under the influence of alcohol or drugs while performing military duties undermines operational readiness and discipline.

Article 113 addresses the issue of drunk on duty, particularly for personnel who report for duty in a state of intoxication. This article emphasizes maintaining a standard of conduct that ensures the effectiveness and discipline of military operations.

Together, these articles ensure that service members are held accountable for their behavior while on duty, given the critical importance of maintaining readiness and fostering an environment where safety and discipline are paramount.