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The author presents his tale within the context of what is now known to history ? things we could not know in the period between 1965 and 1973 during which the levels of American ground combat forces in Vietnam exceeded half a million troops. The war is now widely seen as a ghastly mistake claiming 60,000 of America?s best. He?includes many historical references in the book to give the reader context for a war most don?t understand.
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~ To Life Rewritten ~ What ever happened to your dreams Which were once your future Yet now seem destined to unforgiving reality Is it not time for your mind and body To birth itself in change To restart your journey That wants for you and more That reaches deep inside To reignite your very core So take my hand and let us see If your dream is just a dream Because maybe round the corner Is your Entirety The poetry of Michael J Cook, PhD awakens passion within us so can we feel the veracity of our inherent nature. It transcends the limitations of language igniting feelings of what is extraordinary within us, enabling us to resonate with our sensuality. His breathtaking collection champions women, encouraging them to rewrite the story of their lives. ? Michael James Cook,?PhD is an International Award Winning Poet, Author, Writer, and ?Retired Psychologist. ?His poetry kindles the spark dormant within, inspiring them to restart?the saga of their lives, whether they read it themselves or are read to by another. ?Like his trademark Jackdaw he?ll steal your heart away.
Nashville's World War II veterans share their experiences in their own voices. Veterans describe events, people, and places in China, Burma, and India and the Pacific Theater. Taken from the Veterans History Project a the Nashville Public Library.
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