During the Vietnam War, the U.S. Army Used Drugs to Build Super Soldiers - The Atlantic
How Fighter Pilots Stay Sharp: Provigil | Men's Journal
IAF pilots pop pills to get fighting edge | Delhi News - Times of India
Performance Enhancing Substances. Ergogenic Aid – any substance, process, or procedure which may enhance performance through improved speed, strength, - ppt download
Performance enhancers and war go hand in hand - Legion Magazine
Indian Air Force Pilots Are Popping Drugs To Stay High Flying
Latest weapon in IAF armoury – 'Go/No-Go' pills | India News | Zee News
U.S. Air Force Col. (Dr.) Peter Demitry, a former fighter pilot and now flight surgeon working out of the Office of the Surgeon General, explains the Air Force's use of "go pills"
Global Wars in Secrecy: Terrorism vs. Counterterrorism James Der Derian Watson Institute for International Studies Brown University. - ppt download
Tinker Air Force Base colonel relieved of AWACS command
The World War II “Wonder Drug” That Never Left Japan | Essay | Zócalo Public Square
Air Force fires colonel who berated subordinates for following safety rules
PDF) Fatigue and Use of Go/Nogo Pills in F-16 Pilots Subjected to Extraordinarily Long Combat Sorties
Why ADHD Restrictions for Military Service Are Unfair
Go/No-Go Pills: All You Need To Know
TIL that the U.S. Air Force issues "Go Pills" to pilots to reduce fatigue and increase awareness on long-term flights. : r/todayilearned
Go' pill Archives - Aviation News - Aviation Voice
Walmart Says It Was Blindsided by Its Ouster from Tricare Network | Military.com
Will Tricare Cover My Birth Control? | Military.com
Go pills': A war on drugs?
No "Go Pills"; Air Force Wants Sleep-Fighting Lamps | WIRED
Global Wars in Secrecy: Terrorism vs. Counterterrorism James Der Derian Watson Institute for International Studies Brown University. - ppt download
U.S. Air Force Col. (Dr.) Peter Demitry, a former fighter pilot and now flight surgeon working out of the Office of the Surgeon General, explains the Air Force's use of "go pills"
Stimulants & Sleep Aids in Military Aviation | GO FLIGHT MEDICINE
