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Jay Fiebig, Hill Air Force Base director of engineering and technical management, looks at a display at the newly-renovated Utah Aviation Hall of Fame, located at the Hill Aerospace Museum, Oct. 14. The exhibit officially opened to the public during a ribbon-cutting ceremony the same day. (U.S. Air Force photo by Paul Holcomb)
Utah State Senator Jerry W. Stevenson speaks during the opening ceremony for the newly-renovated Utah Aviation Hall of Fame, located at the Hill Aerospace Museum, Oct. 14. The Utah Aviation Hall of Fame, established in 1996 by Governor Mike Leavitt, recognizes individuals in the state of Utah who have distinguished themselves through heroic accomplishments as civil or military aviators, or by fostering exceptionally noteworthy advances in Utah’s aviation programs. (U.S. Air Force photo by Paul Holcomb)
From the left front row holding scissors, Order of Daedalians Representative O.C. Hope, Utah State Senator Jerry W. Stevenson, and ALSAM Foundation President Ronny Cutshall cut a ribbon during the opening of the newly-renovated Utah Aviation Hall of Fame, located at the Hill Aerospace Museum, Oct. 14. The renovation of the new Utah Aviation Hall of Fame is now complete and can be visited at the Hill Aerospace Museum, 7961 Wardleigh Road, Building 1955, Hill AFB, Utah. You can easily get to the museum by taking Exit 338 off of Interstate 15 in Roy, Utah. (U.S. Air Force photo by Paul Holcomb)
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Hill Aerospace Museum's B-52G-100-BW (S/N 58-0191), nicknamed
Jessie Carter
Vern Carter
Lieutenant Commander William E. Hall, United States Naval Reserve
Lieutenant Wendell Van Twelves, United States Navy Reserve
Lieutenant Colonel Paul A. Bloomquist
Harold A. Sweet, China National Aviation Corporation
The Utah Aviation Hall of Fame was established to recognize individuals in the state of Utah who have distinguished themselves through heroic accomplishments as civil or military aviators or by fostering exceptionally noteworthy advances in the state's aviation programs. (Courtesy photo)