Do you know any Soldiers/Leaders that come to work smelling like a bottle of Jack Daniels? What are your actions if you experience this?

There is really nothing more irritating to me than running behind someone that smells like a brewery. If one of my Soldiers were to come to formation smelling like alcohol, the first time I would ask them when they stopped drinking. If I dont like the answer then I would have my commander refer them to the Staff duty desk where they have breathalizers there, and see what there BAC is. I am in Korea where drinking seems to be the cure for everything good and bad. The second time there would be no questions. with the authorized BAC in Korea of .05 I have no patience for that stuff. Now I am not a hippocrite.. I use to power drink, but only on the weekends and I would limit myself to two beers on the weekdays. I have since quit drinking now for almost 7 years so I know what it is like. You just have to have self control. Remember when you go out drinking you make a conscious decision to make impaired decisions.

Maybe they just spilled some on their uniform? Or cleaned up a spill WITH their uniform?

Seriously though, they need a referral (self or command) to ASAP for assistance.

When I was a platoon leader, I noticed a couple of my Marines coming out of the Class VI store on a weekday evening carrying a bunch of beer. We did not have PT scheduled for the next morning (at that time we were only doing PT M-W-F mornings). I called my Plt Sgt and told him to muster the men the next morning at 0530 for PT. Many smelled like a brewery so I took them on a "death run". After that we did PT every weekday morning and I really never had a "weekday drinking problem" with my Marines. I inspected their shaves every morning before PT which was my excuse to get close enough to smell any alcohol on their breath. If I sensed a hung over Marine. I ran the crap out of all of them. Peer pressure and NCO leadership usually did the rest.