Abstract
LAY SUMMARY A national survey of U.S. military service members and civilians aged 18-20 years found that military service members were less likely than their civilian peers to use alcohol if they lived in a state with a Tobacco21 (T21) policy. Given that individuals who smoke are also more likely to use alcohol, the analysis shows that tobacco policies may also affect alcohol use behaviors for young adult military service members.
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