Shit it is really hard to understand you. But no, steroids do not come up on drug tests. The military does not test for steroids but it can and will if they suspect you of doing steroids. But it is rare that they will test someone for steroids.

So ya boy gun be aight.

http://www.dtic.mil/whs/directives/corres/pdf/101016p.pdf
http://www.apd.army.mil/pdffiles/r600_85.pdf

Whay they normally test for: Amphetamines, Cannabinoids, Cocaine Metabolites, Designer Amphetamines, Opiates (Codeine/Morphine/Hydrocodone/Hydromorph... Heroin (6-monacetylmorphine (6AM)), and Opioids (Oxycodone/Oxymorphone).

Special tests if they suspect you of something not on the regular drug screening.

a. If a commander desires to test a Soldier’s urine for a drug that is not on the current test panel, the commander will coordinate through the FTDTL and/or the local ASAP with the ACSAP to request the test. If the test is approved, the request must be in writing to the respective FTDTL or AFIP, must list the requested drug(s) to test for, and must accompany the specimen to AFIP. The specimen should be on its own chain of custody document using an AFIP Form 1323 (AFIP/Division of Forensics Toxicology – Toxicological Request Form). If the specimen is sent to or through the FTDTL, the DD Form 2624 will be used.

b. If the commander desires to ensure that a Soldier is tested for one of the rotational drugs that the FTDTLs test a percentage of all specimens for, the commander will submit the request in writing to the respective FTDTL, listing the requested drug(s) to test for, with the specimen on its own chain of custody document.

c. All requests for steroid testing must be coordinated with ACSAP and the Ft. Meade FTDTL. Once approved, the commander must send a memorandum requesting the test with one DD Form 2624 for one to 12 specimens submitted. All specimens must contain at least 60 ml of urine. If a specimen is submitted for steroid testing, no other testing will be performed on the specimen.

ALSO
2. STEROID (ANABOLIC STEROIDS) TESTING
a. Steroid testing is considered when substantial indications exist to suspect wrongful steroid use pursuant to a probable cause, command directed or medical basis. Random testing or unit sweeps for steroid misuse is not authorized.

b. Prior to the submission of specimen(s) for steroid testing, a written, signed request must be submitted to the Service Drug Testing Program Manager or Service designee describing the basis for submission. Failure to coordinate prior submissions may result in the specimen not being tested or a delay in the submission of the specimen to the civilian steroid testing laboratory.

c. Specimens only for steroid testing must contain a minimum of 60 milliliter of urine and must be collected using the same CoC, observation and security procedures described in this Instruction. Specimens only for steroid testing must not be placed in the same shipping container as other specimens for routine drug testing being submitted to the Service FTDTL.

d. If routine drug testing is requested in addition to steroid testing on a single individual, two separate specimen bottle submissions are required unless the FTDTL OP manual allows single bottle submission with sufficient urine volume to complete both testing events. A minimum of 60 milliliter must be collected for steroid testing and a separate specimen containing a minimum of 30 milliliter must be collected for routine drug testing. Separate CoC documentation must be completed for each specimen container collected from the individual. The two specimen containers and CoC documentation on the single individual may be submitted in the same shipping container, but must not be comingled with other specimen bottles submitted for testing.

If they test for AAS the Dbol
Will show. Doesn't matter if he only took one. 3-5 weeks detection time for dianabol my friend.