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Local Navy pilot remembered in new book

The Columbian
Published: November 15, 2011, 4:00pm
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Minnehaha: Gwen Davis shows the book &quot;Left Alive to Die&quot; written about her brother, Navy Capt. Harley Hall.
Minnehaha: Gwen Davis shows the book "Left Alive to Die" written about her brother, Navy Capt. Harley Hall. The author, Susan Keen, is the wife of the flight surgeon who was on the Blue Angels team when Harley was commander. Photo Gallery

Minnehaha — Capt. Harley Hall, a 1955 graduate of Evergreen High School, was the last Navy pilot shot down in the hours before the cease-fire in Vietnam in 1973.

Despite the U.S. government declaring in 1980 that Hall “presumed to be killed in action,” his family believed he was still alive.

Susan Keen, the wife of the flight surgeon who was on the Blue Angels team when Harley was the commander, put Hall’s story into writing. The book “Left Alive to Die” chronicles evidence that Hall remained alive for years after his capture. The paperback costs $14.95 and can be ordered from the publisher at http://www.hannibalbooks.com“>www.hannibalbooks.com”>http://www.hannibalbooks.com or other online bookstores.

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