36-Year Veteran Parachute Rigger Thomas Hall Soars High as He Joins the U.S. Army Rigger Hall of Fame

Veteran Parachute Expert Thomas Hall Inducted into U.S. Army Rigger Hall of Fame

A Veteran Parachute Rigger’s Journey to Recognition

According to DVIDS, Thomas Hall a veteran parachute expert received a special honor at Yuma Proving Ground’s Yuma Test Center. He’s now part of a small group of elite parachute riggers in the U.S. Army Rigger Hall of Fame. Hall served in the Army for 36 years retiring as a Command Sergeant Major. He’s jumped out of planes nearly 800 times ensuring the safety of soldiers. Hall along with his family attended a ceremony in Virginia where he was officially inducted into the Hall of Fame. This recognition marks a significant milestone in his career from his early days as a private to his current role as a test officer and jumper at Yuma Proving Ground.

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36-Year Veteran Parachute Rigger Thomas Hall Soars High as He Joins the U.S. Army Rigger Hall of Fame. (PHOTO: First Coast News)

Celebrating Veteran Parachute Rigger Thomas Hall’s Induction at Yuma Proving Ground Luncheon

At a luncheon thrown by his colleagues at Yuma Proving Ground, Hall’s achievements were celebrated. He expressed his gratitude for the support and emphasized the importance of a parachute rigger’s role in keeping soldiers safe. Hall’s induction into the Hall of Fame is a tribute to his dedication and service to the Army and his fellow soldiers.

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