| 英文摘要 |
Most of the research on the khaki-collar crime in the U.S. military focuses on explaining crimes committed by soldiers in the wartime, that is, focusing on the opportunity of war at this time of war and the opportunity of war, and creating opportunities for criminal environment. Classification, the impact of alcoholism and drug addiction on military discipline, the Department of Crimes against Performance of Intra-occupational Military Crime. The study found that alcohol and military culture are closely related, and with the elimination of war tensions and anxiety function, and masculine. In the leadership of the military, they can also exert positive and negative effects. The connection between drugs and military culture dates back to the Vietnam War. After the war, it also affected the domestic use of drug ethos and population. From the propinquity relationship between drugs and the armed forces and the pressure of supply and demand of troops, it is proved that the war created the value of the use of drugs in the wartime and the helplessness that was difficult to rectify after the war. At the same time, it also points out that the U.S. drug addiction accident and the drug problem can be described as a legacy of poison after the war. In particular, the issue of addiction is a major challenge faced by all those who use addictive substances when facing treatment. However, they only have the determination to abstain from addiction and persevere to avoid repeated crimes. |