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The Airmen's Stories - P/O R C Hall

 

Rosswell Clifford Hall is unusual in that no trace of his birth can be found in the usual UK registers. The combination of his Christian names is not found either but does occur in US and Canadian records.

Hall joined the RAF in December 1938 as an Aircrafthand. He later remustered as an Airman u/t Air Gunner, completed his training and was commissioned in January 1940.

He was later serving with 219 Squadron at Catterick.

 

 

Standing: Sgt. RV Cook, Sgt. GT Williams, Sgt. C Beveridge, P/O RV Baron, P/O RC Hall, Sgt. S Austin, Sgt. DC Bunch, Sgt. E Combes

Seated: Sgt. HF Grubb, Sgt. EG Grubb, P/O WGM Lambie, F/O JC Carriere, F/O HG Goddard, F/Lt. JH Little, F/O JG Topham, P/O GM Head, P/O J Sinclair, Sgt. OA Dupee, Sgt. HK Crook.

Centre on ground unknown.

 

 

On 15th June 1940 Hall was detached from 219 to CGS Warmwell for a Gunnery Leaders course.

He rejoined 219 on 13th July. The last mention of him in the 219 ORB was on 9th October 1940.

He married Diana Beresford in Kensington in July 1943.

His subsequent service is currently undocumented until the London Gazette announced that he '..is cashiered by sentence of a General Court Martial' on 12th November 1942. The charge is not known.

It is believed that Hall survived the war.


 

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