Air Force's Marijuana Waiver Program Proves More Popular Among Applicants Than Expected

The Air Force anticipated only 50 cases annually when it announced a new pilot program last year that would allow some applicants who drug-tested positive for THC, the active compound in marijuana, a chance to retest and possibly enlist.

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