Don Vaughan
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Don Vaughan is a freelance writer based in Raleigh, North Carolina. His work has appeared in an eclectic array of publications, including The Saturday Evening Post, Boys' Life, VFW Magazine, Vanderbilt Magazine, MAD Magazine, and Writer's Digest. He also has published more than 30 books on topics ranging from the World War II to American festivals. Don is the founder of Triangle Association of Freelancers.
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VX, synthetic chemical weapon, classified as a nerve agent, that is the most toxic and rapidly acting of the known warfare agents. Nerve agents are similar in action to pesticides called organophosphates, though much more potent. VX was developed at a British government facility in 1952. The United…
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