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  • Hall, Meda Battle of Leyte

    [Annotator's Note: Meda Royce Hall is difficult to understand throughout this segment.] Hall and his squadron [Annotator's Note: Composit

  • Hall, Meda Military Service in Pensacola

    Meda Royce Hall attended Aviation Ordnance School in Norfolk [Annotator's Note: Norfolk, Virginia], and graduated in June 1941.

  • Hall, Meda Navy Training

    Meda Royce Hall was born in November 1923 in Emanuel County, Georgia. He was the youngest of seven children.

  • Hall, Meda Postwar

    [Annotator's Note: Meda Royce Hall is difficult to understand throughout this segment.] At the end of World War 2, Hall was stationed at the N

  • Hall, Meda Reflecting on the War

    [Annotator's Note: Meda Royce Hall is difficult to understand throughout this segment.] During his service in the Pacific, Hall flew on an Ave

  • Hall, Meda Squadron Missions

    Meda Royce Hall and his squadron [Annotator's Note: Composite Squadron 68 (VC-68) aboard the USS Fanshaw Bay (CVE-70)] participated in the bat

  • Hall, Meda Squadron Training

    Meda Royce Hall [Annotator's Note: a US Navy bombsight instructor] had one pilot that gave him some trouble because he wanted to be fighting i

  • Hall, Meda Training Cadets

    Meda Royce Hall was a Ground School Gunnery Instructor at the Naval Air Station in Pensacola, Florida when America went to war with Japan and Europ

  • Hall, Meda War's End

    [Annotator's Note: Meda Royce Hall is difficult to understand throughout this segment.] Hall and his squadron [Annotator's Note: Composit

  • Hall, William Becoming a Marine

    Despite his father's initial objection, William Hall was excited to be activated as a Marine.

  • Hall, William Early Life

    William Hall was born in Denver, Colorado in July 1920.

  • Hall, William Feelings about the Japanese

    William Hall had no extreme feelings about the Japanese even though he knew some of the harsh and brutal things they did during the war.

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