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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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117 Lawrence R. Bell 116 Elizabeth W. Woodward² 115 William H. Jacoby 114 George A. Downsbrough 113 John Carl Ziler |
112 Emil Kissel 111 Kimball J. Scribner 110 Frederick A. Tietzel 109 Eugene P. Miller 108 Herbert R. Gibbins |
107 Ernest E. Allaby 106 Ralph S. Royce 105 Louis B. Feierabend 104 Bertrand A. Handwork |
1947 Silver Badges
Silver Badges Table of Contents
1950 Silver Badges
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