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12. Adultery was a component of PRP, as was gambling (more common a problem overseas

Fri Nov 16, 2012, 04:21 PM

Nov 2012

where there were slot machines in the clubs; or anyone near Vegas or Reno--pre-internet, of course). PRP also concerned itself with excessive drinkers who managed to bring themselves to the attention of authorities, either shore patrol, MPs or local police.

Sex and the single Sailor (or officer) wasn't a problem, but if a military spouse started complaining about a PRP person's conduct vis a vis extramarital adventures, it could cause repercussions that could impact that clearance. While they may not have gone looking for trouble, if trouble came to their attention, they didn't ignore it.

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