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Charles Allen Stone
Flight instructor for the Army Air Corps. Worked at the Pentagon and USAF rep for NATO. Museum director. Developed RB-29.net for veterans.
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Charles
Charles L. (Les) Smith
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Charles
Charles P. "Chuck" Doyle
Flew A-36 for the Army Air Corps and became Commander. Aircraft struck by ground fire in Italy and had to bail out. Commander of Minnesota Air Guard.
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Charles
Charles W. "Speed" Holman
Northwest Airways first pilot and became Operations Manager. National air race winner and nicknamed Speed. Lobbies cities to build airports.
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Charles
Chester W. (Bill) Hazelton
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Chester
Clarence M. Hines
Earned Bronze Star and Purple Heart. Flew charters, crop dusting, instructed and was a tow pilot for a large glider association.
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Clarence
Clarence W. Hinck
Started Federated Fliers Flying Circus. Opened a flight and glider school. First president of MN chapter of OX-5 Aviation Pioneers of America.
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Clarence
Claude C. Schmidt
Ace Hellcat pilot in the Pacific for the Navy. FAA Air Carrier Inspector for International Operations. Director of operations for MAC.
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Claude
CMSgt. Clayston C. Pyle
Maintenance supervisor in the Air Force becoming Chief Master Sergeant. Outspoken champion of veteran affairs on a national level and ROTC mentor.
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Clayston
Col. Craig W. Duehring
Forward air controller in Vietnam. 1525 combat hours in 843 missions. Received Silver Star Medal. Assistant Secretary of Air Force.
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Craig
Col. John R. Hed
Maintenance crew chief in Air Guard. Recruiter and trainer for 148th Fighter Wing. Established Richard Bong Chapter of Air Force Association.
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John
Col. Leo K. Thorsness
Pilot tasked to destroy surface-to-air missile sites in Vietnam. Shot down and spent 6 years in captivity. Earned Congressional Medal of Honor.
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Leo
Colonel Kenneth O. Wofford
Trained at Tuskegee Army Airfield. Worked for MN/DOT Aeronautics. Mentor in Boy Scouts, ROTC, and CAP. Air Force Association's education advocate.
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Kenneth
Colonel Lewis H. Brittin
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Lewis
Congressman James L. Oberstar
Leading expert on transportation issues. Chair for Subcommittee on Aviation. Chairman of House Committee on transportation and infrastructure.
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James
Croil Hunter
Traffic manager for Northwest Airways becoming president and general manager. Forged routes to make the airline an international carrier.
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Croil
Curtis O. Erickson
Navigator instructor for the Navy. Purchased Link Trainer and opened Instrument Flight Training, Inc. Served on boards of MATA, MBPA, NBAA and NATA.
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Curtis
Dale "Red" Jackson
Set a barrel-rolling record of 417 rolls and aerial endurance record spending 647 hours aloft. Killed during a stunting session in Miami.
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Dale
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