Space Flight Award

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The Space Flight Award is an award given by the American Astronautical Society most years since 1955. It is presented to "the person whose outstanding efforts and achievements have contributed most significantly to the advancement of space flight and space exploration". The Society refers to the Space Flight Award as its "highest award".[1]

Year Recipient References
2021 Tory Bruno
2020
Kathryn Lueders
2018 Ann P. Over
2017 Peggy Whitson
2016 Robert Meyerson
2015
Stamatios M. Krimigis
2014 Norman R. Augustine
2013
Charles F. Bolden, Jr.
2012 Michael T. Suffredini
2011
Space Shuttle Program
2010 William H. Gerstenmaier
2009
Glynn S. Lunney
2008 A. Thomas Young
2007 Charles J. Pellerin, Jr.
2006 Robert G. Hoey
2005 Charles Elachi
2004
Harold W. Gehman, Jr.
2003
Sally K. Ride
2002 Roy S. Estess
2001 John Glenn
2000
Eileen M. Collins
1999
Neil A. Armstrong
1998
C. Michael Foale
1997
Shannon W. Lucid
1996 Edward C. Stone
1995
Daniel S. Goldin
1994 Carolyn L. Huntoon
1993 John W. Young
1992 Forrest S. McCartney
1990 Aaron Cohen
1989 John R. Casani
1988 Robert O. Aller
1987 James B. Odom
1986
Eugene F. Kranz
1985 Jesse W. Moore
1984 James M. Beggs
1983 George W. S. Abbey
1982 Chester M. Lee
1981 William R. Lucas
1980 Robert F. Thompson
1979 George W. Jeffs
1978 Walter C. Williams
1977 John F. Yardley
1976 Sigurd A. Sjoberg
1975
Maxime A. Faget, Walker E. Giberson
1974 William C. Schneider
1973
Rocco A. Petrone
1972 Charles W. Mathews
1971
Joseph G. Gavin, Jr.
1970
Edgar M. Cortright
1969
Christopher C. Kraft, Jr.
1968
George E. Mueller
1967
William H. Pickering
1966 Robert R. Gilruth
1965
Hugh L. Dryden
(Posthumously)
1962 Charles Stark Draper
1961
Fred L. Whipple
1960 Homer E. Newell Jr.
1958 James A. van Allen
1957 Wernher von Braun
1956 George W. Hoover
1955 Hermann Oberth

See also

References

  1. ^ "Space Flight Award | American Astronautical Society".