Col. George R. Hall, USAF (ret)
He began flying combat missions over Vietnam with the 15th TFS in May 1963 and was forced to eject over North Vietnam on his 196th combat mission on 27 September 1965.
He spent the next 2,695 days as a Prisoner Of War (POW)
before being released on 12 February 1973
during Operation Homecoming.
His decorations include 2 Silver Stars,
The Legion of Merit, Distinguished Flying Cross,
and two Bronze Stars with Valor device
Married to Patsy Jane (Stanley)
Father of 3, Robert, Laura, and Steven Douglas
His book ..."Commitment to Honor"
Col Hall passed at the Veteran Home in Mississippi
Remembering OUR Vets
Thank You Sir
Genealogy
He began flying combat missions over Vietnam with the 15th TFS in May 1963 and was forced to eject over North Vietnam on his 196th combat mission on 27 September 1965.
He spent the next 2,695 days as a Prisoner Of War (POW)
before being released on 12 February 1973
during Operation Homecoming.
His decorations include 2 Silver Stars,
The Legion of Merit, Distinguished Flying Cross,
and two Bronze Stars with Valor device
Married to Patsy Jane (Stanley)
Father of 3, Robert, Laura, and Steven Douglas
His book ..."Commitment to Honor"
Col Hall passed at the Veteran Home in Mississippi
Remembering OUR Vets
Thank You Sir
Genealogy
Col. George R. Hall, USAF (ret)
He began flying combat missions over Vietnam with the 15th TFS in May 1963 and was forced to eject over North Vietnam on his 196th combat mission on 27 September 1965.
He spent the next 2,695 days as a Prisoner Of War (POW)
before being released on 12 February 1973
during Operation Homecoming.
His decorations include 2 Silver Stars,
The Legion of Merit, Distinguished Flying Cross,
and two Bronze Stars with Valor device
Married to Patsy Jane (Stanley)
Father of 3, Robert, Laura, and Steven Douglas
His book ..."Commitment to Honor"
Col Hall passed at the Veteran Home in Mississippi
Remembering OUR Vets
Thank You Sir
Genealogy
He began flying combat missions over Vietnam with the 15th TFS in May 1963 and was forced to eject over North Vietnam on his 196th combat mission on 27 September 1965.
He spent the next 2,695 days as a Prisoner Of War (POW)
before being released on 12 February 1973
during Operation Homecoming.
His decorations include 2 Silver Stars,
The Legion of Merit, Distinguished Flying Cross,
and two Bronze Stars with Valor device
Married to Patsy Jane (Stanley)
Father of 3, Robert, Laura, and Steven Douglas
His book ..."Commitment to Honor"
Col Hall passed at the Veteran Home in Mississippi
Remembering OUR Vets
Thank You Sir
Genealogy
