Navy aviation may have [-]had[/-] its own alcohol-fueled culture but it's a pervasive military problem.
I don't think it's nearly as bad as it was, the alcohol education program really cut back on drinking (along with some fun) during my early AF days. Some random fog-shrouded memories:
A rated supplement SAC pilot leaving the cockpit of his T29 after flying a bunch of missile crew guys, with a half empty bottle of Jim Beam, saying he needed it to calm his nerves.
Decorative swords torn off the club wall to serve as sword fights at the club after heavy drinking.
Inspectors finding booze inside safes during inspection, asking if there was a drinking problem at the unit. The answer: "No, you can get a drink just about anywhere."
Another inspector, asking how many of the pilots had a drinking problem. Answer: "All of them."
The Commander's wife ("Hi, I'm Mrs General __") shutting down the club after too many after hours crew shenanigans.
Others I will keep quiet about
If you go into military clubs nowadays, most of them are quiet, proper, and losing money. Probably for the best, we were too close to the edge back then.