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The Drill Hall Procedure was the process of making an underground room which was big enough to store 200 tons of machinery and ammunition. The reason it was called the "Drill Hall Procedure" was because they had to drill down through rock in order to build the hall. The "Hall" was because it was a hall or room. And of course the procedure was because it was a process but many people say procedure instead.
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When did Bombing of Schwäbisch Hall in World War II happen?
Bombing of Schwäbisch Hall in World War II happened in 1945.
What does drill mean in world war 2?
To command an army and train them for battle.
During which war did John J Pershing recommend NCOs have a separate mess hall?
World War 1
Did clarence hall serve in world war 2?
Try the "American War Library."
What has the author William Reginald Hall written?
William Reginald Hall has written: 'Three wars with Germany' -- subject(s): Sabotage, Secret service, World War, 1914-1918, World War, 1939-1945
Was the poet Donald Hall in World War 2?
No. Born in 1929, he was old enough to have been in that war, but he was not. He did study overseas, but was not a part of that war.
When was Brocket hall lemsford hertfordshire a military hospital?
during world war II
What has the author SLS LYNG HALL written?
SLS LYNG HALL. has written: 'MATHEW GALLOW / WORLD WAR II / V2923 H/TERM'
What was the mess hall tables look like during the World War 2?
white linoleum
How was Germany divided after World War 2 by Allied countries?
it was divided into two part called east and west Germany by a big hall called berlin hall
What has the author John Ashley Hall written?
John Ashley Hall has written: 'The law of naval warfare' -- subject(s): Maritime law, Neutrality, Prizes, War, Maritime (International law), World War, 1914-1918
How did Virginia hall serve the US during World War 1?
During World War I, Virginia Hall served as an ambulance driver with the American Field Service, where she transported wounded soldiers on the front lines. Her experiences in this role ignited her passion for espionage, which later led her to join the Office of Strategic Services (OSS) during World War II, where she became a prominent spy. Hall's early contributions during WWI laid the groundwork for her remarkable intelligence work in the following conflict.
