Viagra pills stolen from UK military Viagra pills are among the most stolen items from military barracks in the UK, a reports says. NEARLY STG6,000 ($A11,261.26) worth of Viagra and 100 bayonets are among millions of pounds worth of military stock stolen from the British military since 2007, it has been reported. Figures released by the British ministry of defence show alleged thefts have totalled more than STG7 million ($A13.14 million) over the last seven years. The Times newspaper reported that the stolen items include thousands of anti-impotence Viagra pills, also used for conditions including blood pressure, and equipment from nuclear submarines. In the past year 100 bayonets, thousands of rounds of live and blank ammunition, a Bedford truck and an industrial washing machine have all been taken. Metal thieves have also stolen lead flashing and roofing, copper piping, electrical cables and radiators, as well a STG25,000 ($A46,921.92) silver statue and STG7,000 ($A13,138.14) worth of silver cutlery.