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World War II is remembered for battles, bombings, and victory parades.
But long before the first shots were fired, armies prepared for a different kind of war.

This documentary explores the hidden medical and logistical system that shaped World War II from behind barracks doors and clinic counters: the militarization of sex, disease control, and silence.

Venereal disease once crippled entire armies. Commanders knew sermons and punishments would not stop desire. Instead, they chose regulation. Condoms were reclassified as equipment. Infection became a readiness statistic. Morality was replaced by efficiency.

Across the United States, Britain, Nazi Germany, occupied Europe, and Asia, protection was issued to soldiers while surveillance, inspections, and punishment fell overwhelmingly on women. Medical officers spoke the language of sanitation and morale. Behind it were systems of control, exploitation, and erasure that rarely appear in official histories.

This is not a story about scandal.
It is a story about logistics.

How sex became infrastructure.
How protection became permission.
And how silence allowed the system to survive the war—while those caught inside it did not.

This film examines:
• How condoms became military equipment
• Why disease mattered more than morality
• How women near bases were targeted, inspected, and blamed
• The contrast between public virtue and private policy
• Why postwar victory narratives erased these systems entirely

History often celebrates what armies destroy.
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