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Alcohol in the barracks
Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point
Sept. 2, 2020 | 1:34
For personnel living in barracks 4881, it’s important to know your limit. The amount of alcohol you can keep in your barracks room for service members ranking E-1 to E-3 is either a six pack of beer, six pack of wine coolers, or one bottle of wine. For service members ranking E-4 to E-5 is either a 12 pack of beer, 12 pack of wine coolers, or one bottle of wine. Don’t forget to always have a designated driver should you plan to leave the barracks after consuming alcohol, and most importantly stay safe this weekend! (U.S. Marine Corps video by Sgt. Christian J. Lopez)
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