. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2019 Jul 10.

Published in final edited form as: Psychol Med. 2017 Oct 17;48(10):1624–1633. doi: 10.1017/S0033291717003105

Table 1.

Weighted prevalence of past-month binge drinking, heavy drinking, and AUD/SUD among U.S. Army soldiers pre- and post-deployment (n=4645)

	Pre-deployment (T0)	3 months post-deployment (T2)	9 months post-deployment (T3)
Binge Drinking	52.5% (1.0%)	52.5% (1.0%)	41.3% (0.9%)
Heavy Drinking	23.3% (0.7%)	26.1% (0.8%)	22.3% (0.7%)
AUD/SUD	-	6.8% (0.4%)	10.4% (0.5%)

Note. AUD/SUD=Alcohol or Substance Use Disorder. Values are weighted prevalence (standard error). Analysis sample was comprised of Pre/Post Deployment Study respondents who completed surveys at all 4 waves: pre-deployment (T0), within 1 month of re-deployment to the U.S. (T1), 3 months post-deployment (T2), and 9 months post-deployment (T3). No data are shown for T1 because neither alcohol binge frequency nor AUD/SUD were assessed at that wave. The T0 survey did not assess past-month AUD/SUD; prevalence of lifetime AUD/SUD at T0 was 20.4% (0.7%).