What code should be used when testing 100% of your unit at once?

The code that should be used when testing 100% of your unit at once is the Inspection Unit (IU) code. This designation is specifically meant for situations where an entire unit is subjected to testing in one go, ensuring comprehensive oversight and accountability. The Inspection Unit code reflects the requirement that all personnel in the unit are tested simultaneously, enhancing the effectiveness of the testing protocol and promoting a strong culture of drug prevention and compliance within the unit.

By using the Inspection Unit code, leaders can effectively demonstrate their commitment to maintaining readiness and a drug-free environment, aligning with Army policies and ensuring that all members are adhering to standards without exceptions. This approach helps prevent any gaps that could occur if testing were conducted in a staggered or random manner.

In contrast, the other codes denote different testing circumstances. For instance, Command Directed refers to tests directed by leadership under specific conditions rather than addressing the entire unit at once. Rehabilitation focuses on soldiers who are returning to duty after recovery from substance use issues, rather than routine testing of the entire unit. Lastly, Inspection Random is utilized for random tests within a unit rather than systematic, full testing.