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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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297 Howard J. Taylor 296 Bailey T. Strain 295 Walter B. Cannon 294 Frank M. Scott 293 Harrison F. Wood 292 Thomas D. Greenwood 291 Rudolf W. Mozer 290 A. George Bennett, Jr. 289 Winston J. Smith |
288 Stanley A. Hall 287 Edwin de S. Snead 286 Bradford H. Walker 285 Robert E. Smith 284 Harry C. Higgins 283 Andrew J. Smith 282 Eugene E. Whigham 281 Phillip A. Meyer 280 Roger E. Ruch |
279 Frank F. Kerns 278 James E. Norton 277 Kenneth R. Briegleb 276 Hugh P. Bikle 275 Charles M. Snyder 274 Edward F. Byars 273 Kemeth R.E. Bawden 272 John W. Williams 271 William P. Quinn, Jr. |
1956 Silver Badges
Silver Badges Table of Contents
1958 Silver Badges
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