Service With Honor

After graduating from Brown University as a Second Lieutenant, Hal Chorney went to flight school at James Connolly Air Force Base in Waco, Texas, followed by survival school at Stead Air Force Base in Reno, Nevada, followed by his prime assignment to Dover Air Force Base in Delaware.

• From Dover, he flew some 4,500 hours in cargo aircraft—the C-124 Globemaster and the C-141 Starlifter.
• In 1967, he left active duty but flew with the reserves out of Hanscom Field, Bedford, MA.
• Captain Chorney amassed about 6,000 flight hours all over the world, including some 37 missions to Vietnam.
• Hal Chorney is a lifetime member of the Vietnam Veterans of America and the Disabled American Veterans.
• Hal Chorney was diagnosed as having 100 percent service-connected disability for PTSD, post-traumatic stress disorder.

Subsequent to a successful business career, he gave talks nationally concerning the Bill of Rights being abused, especially concerning Bank Secrecy Laws and the loss of Financial Privacy in the United States and worldwide.