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Jolley

Clifford Dale Jolley
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Hadley

Maj Gen Rex A. Hadley
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MajGen Peterson

Major General Chesley Gordon Peterson
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Peterson

Chesley Gordon Peterson, Major General
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Brig Gen Tibbets

Brigadier General Paul W. Tibbets, Tibbets flew in the first American B-17 Flying Fortress raid against occupied Europe and led the first heavy bombardment mission in support of the invasion of North Africa.
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Col Stewart

Colonel Walter T. Stewart, during World War II he was a B-24 pilot, flying 236 hours of combat. Of the 32 combat missions he flew, the most historic was the low-level bombing mission to the oil refineries of Ploesti, Romania, on 1 August 1943.
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Brig Gen Sanders

Brigadier General Richard Condie Sanders, selected for the famous Halverson Detachment of B-24 crews, Sanders was deployed in early 1942 to Egypt to help stem the onslaught of Rommel's Afrika Korps, then at the gates of Cairo. He led his squadron in dozens of bombing raids at Tobruk, Bhengazi, Tripoli, and shipping in the Mediterranean, as well as the famous battle of El Alamain which sealed the fate Axis forces in Africa. He later commanded a B-26 group in Europe's Ninth Air Division, became its Chief of Staff, and ultimately its commander. In June 1944 he was promoted to Brigadier General, becoming at age 29 the youngest general officer in our armed forces. He was awarded the Distinguished Service Medal, Distinguished Flying Cross, Air Medal, and medals from Belgium, France, and Luxembourg. General Sanders was a native of Salt Lake City, Utah.
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Maj Gen Peterson

Major General Chesley Gordon Peterson, raised in Santaquin, Utah, he wore the Distinguished Service Cross, Distinguished Flying Cross, Purple Heart, Legion of Merit, Air Medal, and several service medals. Foreign decorations included the British Distinguished Service Order, Distinguished Service Cross, and the French Legion of Honor.
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Lt Col Nielsen

Lieutenant Colonel Chase J. Nielsen, Lt. Nielsen became one of 80 volunteers for a secret, unspecified but dangerous mission that later became known as the "Doolittle Tokyo Raid."
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Alberta Nicholson

Alberta Hunt Nicholson, Women Air Force Service Pilots, Mrs. Hunt learned to fly in Salt Lake City and a distinguished flying career followed that included a tour in the Women Airforce Service Pilots (WASP) during World War II, where she was assigned as a test pilot.
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Art Mortensen

Ardeth "Art" Mortensen, Prior to World War II he assisted Robert H. Hinckley in establishing the Civilian Pilot Training Program that involved the creation of more than 700 flying schools throughout the United States.
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Col Maughan

Colonel Russell Lowell Maughan, Russell Maughan served with distinction with the 139th Pursuit Squadron during World War I, shooting down four German aircraft. He was awarded the Distinguished Service Cross, the nation's second highest combat award.
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Col Macfarlane

Colonel Willard R. Macfarlane, Macfarlane set eight world time- to-climb records, his highest being to 12,000 meters in just 59.38 seconds in the F-15.
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Col Johnson

Colonel Lorin Lavar Johnson, A participant in the first mass flight of land-based aircraft across the Pacific Ocean -- with the famed 19th Bomb Group from San Francisco to Clark Air Base in the Philippines
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Robert Hinkcley

Robert H. Hinckley, started Pacific Airways in Ogden in 1927. Under his leadership Pacific Airways led the way in a number of innovations in flight, including the air-dropping of supplies to forest fire fighting crews and the airborne census of big game. The company also established an outstanding record of 10 years without a fatal accident.
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Colonel Halvorsen

Colonel Gail S. Halvorsen, assigned to the Berlin Airlift during 1948-1949, later became known as the Berlin Candy Bomber. This small gesture of kindness blossomed into a major goodwill effort supported by the Air Force and many other organizations in the United States.
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Senator Garn

Senator E. J. "Jake" Garn, Senator Garn was born in Richfield, Utah, and attended local public schools. He subsequently graduated from the University of Utah and served in the United States Navy as a pilot. He later served in the Utah Air National Guard, logging over 10,000 flying hours and retiring as a Brigadier General. Garn served as a Salt Lake City Commissioner and Mayor, and was instrumental in the development and implementation of the Salt Lake City International Airport Master Plan. Garn served three terms in the United States Senate, working tirelessly for a strong national defense. Senator Garn's actions were instrumental in providing funds for critical military aviation programs. In 1984 he was a crewmember on the 7 day space shuttle flight STS 51-D. In 1992 he was awarded the prestigious Wright Brothers Memorial Trophy
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Jacob Garn

Jacob Edwin Garn, earned the first pilot's license in Utah and Director of Utah Division of Aeronautics
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Col Bernie Fisher

Colonel Bernard F. Fisher, USAF, Col. Fisher was awarded the Medal of Honor for personal action above and beyond the call of duty by risking his life to save a fellow pilot, who was shot down during action in the A Shau Valley of Vietnam in 1966.
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Capt Eastmond

Captain Richard Taylor Eastmond, USN, A highly decorated Navy "ace," Captain Richard Eastmond was born in Provo, Utah, in 1920. He received his "Wings of Gold" and was commissioned an Ensign in 1942. He flew an F6F Hellcat from the aircraft carrier USS Yorktown from December 1943 through August 1944, participating in air battles around Tarawa, The Marianas, Ronin, and the Carolina Islands.
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