The March That Never Ended During the early years of World War II, a powerful stimulant quietly became part of military strategy. Soldiers were given pills designed to suppress sleep, reduce fear, and increase alertness — allowing them to move faster and fight longer than ever before. It changed the pace of modern warfare. This substance wasn’t just a battlefield aid — it revealed how science, psychology, and human limits collided during one of history’s most intense conflicts. Troops marched fo