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The Silver Badge is intended to
develop the self-reliance of the new soaring pilot.
Earning the Silver Badge requires that the pilot complete a flight over
a straight course of at least 50 km, an altitude gain of at least 1,000
meters, and a duration flight of at least five hours.
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103 Delbert W. Miller 102 William S. Ivans 101 J. David Malkemus 100 Frank Suvaneck 99 Albert A. Backstrom 98 Joe Z. Stasneck 97 John E. Loufek 96 Joe S. Irvine 95 Bernard M. Carris 94 Fritz Sebek 93 Paul F. Bikle 92 William E. Frutchy 91 Betty M. Loufek² 90 David C. Johnson 89 David R. Boone |
88 Alcide Santilli 87 Robert A. Sparling 86 Virginia M. Bennis Schweizer² 85 James W. Simmons, Jr. 84 Kana L. Darling 83 Gerald A. Casey 82 Ralph A. Watkins 81 Edwin J. Reeves 80 Edward H. Replogle 79 Walter J. Krohne 78 William H. Coverdale, Jr. 77 Laurence D. Ely 76 Kemp Trager 75 Frederick J. Brittain 74 Wallace R. Wiberg |
73 Myron L. Wells 72 William R. Skinner 71 Dallas Wise 70 Guy B. Storer 69 Donald H. Pollard 68 Donald Barnard 67 Paul B. MacCready, Jr. 66 A.F. Donovan 65 Paul W. Souder 64 Robert C. Kidder 63 Walter H. White 62 George E. Tabery 61 Dwight W. Pierce |
1946 Silver Badges
Silver Badges Table of Contents
1949 Silver Badges
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