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Save a Life Tour held at APG South

By U.S. ArmyApril 16, 2012

Maj. Gen. Jimmie O. Keenan, commander of the U.S. Army Public Health Command, operates a simulator as part of the Save A Life Tour, which made a stop at APG South April 10. "Driving the simulator was a challenging experience," said Keenan. "It gives you a perspective on the effects of driving while intoxicated. It is really important that all of us"military and civilian"understand that there are consequences to using drugs and alcohol." The event was co-sponsored by the USAPHC, 22d Chemical Battalion and APG Army Substance Abuse Program.
1 / 1 Show Caption + Hide Caption – Maj. Gen. Jimmie O. Keenan, commander of the U.S. Army Public Health Command, operates a simulator as part of the Save A Life Tour, which made a stop at APG South April 10. "Driving the simulator was a challenging experience," said Keenan. "It gives you a perspective on the effects of driving while intoxicated. It is really important that all of us"military and civilian"understand that there are consequences to using drugs and alcohol." The event was co-sponsored by the USAPHC, 22d Chemical Battalion and APG Army Substance Abuse Program. (Photo Credit: Graham Snodgrass) VIEW ORIGINAL

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