In this interview, we sit down with Billy Hall, a proud veteran of the United States Army. Billy shares his journey, starting with his enlistment in 1976 through the Delayed Entry Program, and his experience at Fort Sill, Oklahoma, where he graduated second in his basic training class and served as a platoon guy. Billy reflects on the honor of wearing the Army uniform and explains the significance of Tennessee’s nickname as the Volunteer State. With 14 years of service, his dedication spanned decades, including re-enlisting after 9/11 as a 13B Cannon Crew member and concluding his career as an Assistant Recruiter in Fayetteville, Tennessee. Join us as Billy Hall recounts his inspiring military career and shares what it meant to represent the greatest military in the world.