An updated Air Force Instruction on tobacco use in the service says those places are now off-limits to smokers, tobacco chewers, dippers and sniffers. And don’t think you’re safe smoking electronic — or e-cigarettes — or any kind of pipe or hookah.

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An updated Air Force Instruction on tobacco use in the service says those places are now off-limits to smokers, tobacco chewers, dippers and sniffers. And don’t think you’re safe smoking electronic — or e-cigarettes — or any kind of pipe or hookah.
Since 1966, soldiers have been dispatched to break this news in person on behalf
of the U.S. military with the utmost care, face to face.
“It’s on the defensive, but it’s far from defeated,” said Bruce Riedel, a former CIA officer now at the Brookings Institution, a think tank.
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