VFW Magazine Publishes Major News Story On Construction of “Heroes Wall” in Maine
50 Years After Her Husband Died in Combat, She Traveled to Vietnam to Meet His Killers
The Morpheus Conspiracy will keep you up at night
“Volk’s first novel is skillfully plotted… A web of conspiracy woven around four people fighting for their lives and their sanity. A dark thriller … A hard book to put down.”
– Steven Steinbock, Maine Sunday Telegram
“The plot of The Morpheus Conspiracy is tight, its sleep research episodes and characters, believable. But be forewarned, gentle readers. Like land mines, violence, sex and graphic terms are planted in virtually every chapter. This is not the book for anyone into the softer side of dreams.”
– Hannah Seymour, Kennebec Journal
The Morpheus Conspiracy will keep you up at night
“Volk’s first novel is skillfully plotted… A web of conspiracy woven around four people fighting for their lives and their sanity. A dark thriller … A hard book to put down.”
– Steven Steinbock, Maine Sunday Telegram
“The plot of The Morpheus Conspiracy is tight, its sleep research episodes and characters, believable. But be forewarned, gentle readers. Like land mines, violence, sex and graphic terms are planted in virtually every chapter. This is not the book for anyone into the softer side of dreams.”
– Hannah Seymour, Kennebec Journal
THE VIETNAM WAR; THE NUMBERS TELL THE STORY
Ever found yourself wondering just how much the Vietnam War cost America — in terms of human suffering and financial loss? According to the latest historical research, the nearly 20-year-long war took about 58,000 American lives. Another 150,000 U.S. combat soldiers returned home with permanent wounds or amputations. More than 700,000 were later diagnosed with PTSD. The total cost of the horrendous conflict to U.S. taxpayers, adjusted to 2018 dollars: Nearly $1 Trillion.
One way to picture the financial cost of the war is to imagine that $1 Trillion as a stack of one-dollar bills.
Q. How high would the stack reach?
A. To the moon, and then back to earth again — about two and a half times.
You can read a lot more about the “numbers” that tell the often tragic story of the Vietnam War, simply by clicking on this very interesting website: https://thevietnamwar.info/