In response to Hall's column about Putin and his dubious threat of nuclear weapons use: Hall stated that since World War II, we haven't had a war where millions died. Well, I believe that the years during Vietnam, there would be quite a few who would disagree. Not only did the United States lose close to 60,000 men and women, but the death toll of the people who called that nation home was well over one million, if not two or three, and soon after our involvement ended, two to three million were dead in Cambodia.