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StarTiger - Browsing Category Home->Historical, Scientific & Military Figures->Aviation (Flight) , A-Z Filter: D
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  1. Perry Dahl 
    WW2 air ace - 9 Kills - USAAF. Flew P-38, P-80 and P-84
  2. Kenneth H. Dahlberg 
    WWII fighter Ace/ Watergate scandal figure - 15 Kills - USAAF - DSC
  3. Charlie Dalan 
    US Air Force Vietnam Veteran. Served from 1963 to 1967
  4. Paul Dane 
    pilot of the first liquid fuel rocket
  5. Wayne W. Daniels 
    Air Force pilot
  6. Denis Darida 
    United Airlines pilot, flew United's last DC-8 flight in 1991
  7. Clarence Dart 
    Tuskegee Airmen
  8. Dennis David 
    British WWII Flying Ace credited with 17 victories
  9. John O. Davies 
    (Born 1942) US Air Force Vietnam Veteran. POW from 1967 to 1973. Recipient of a Silver Star, Legion of Merit, 2 Bronze Stars, and a Purple Heart
  10. Tyler Davies 
    Blue Angels, U.S. Navy Flight Demonstration Squadron FA-18 Flight Demonstration Pilot
  11. Franklin W. Davis 
    First pilot in the USA to fly a turbo-prop-powered airplane - Convair?s experimental XP-81 fighter, developed for the United States Air Force in 1945. He also flight tested the following aircraft types:- BT-13,BT-15,P-66,XP-54,XP-81,XA-41,A-31 and A-35
  12. Robert H. Davis 
    WWII Fighter Pilot Aviation Ace (WWII-5.5 Kills) USN, VF-18/36
  13. Benjamin O. Davis, Jr. 
    Commanded the Tuskegee Airmen in WWII Born 1912
  14. Andy Dawson  (2)
    Author of 'PanAfrica: Across the Sahara in 1941 with Pan Am'
  15. Richard De Crespigny 
    Heroic Australian pilot, QANTAS Airlines Flight 32
  16. Roland De Montgolfier 
    Baloon driver
  17. John Deakin 
    Air America Pilot
  18. Eugene Peyton Deatrick 
    Retired Air Force Colonel/Vietnam Veteran
  19. Robert Decatur 
    Tuskegee Airmen
  20. Alan Deere 
    New Zealand fighter pilot and ace during WWII. Flew in the Battle of Britain. 17 confirmed victories. Died September 21, 1995
  21. Wilfred R. DeFour, Sr. 
    Tuskegee Airmen
  22. Clarence A. DeGiers 
    Member Early Birds of Aviation/devoted to history of early pilots. Started 1928 & membership totaled 598/Membership limited to the pilots of glider, gas balloon, or airplane, pre-12/17/1916. Time of Wright Bro's 1st flight-1916 when many trained 4 WW1
  23. Albert DeHart 
    Tail gunner, 'Bockscar' (plane that dropped bomb on Nagasaki..)
  24. Emiliano Mercado Del Toro 
    WWI veteran. Oldest man in world. Born 1891. Lives in Puerto Rico
  25. John Delafield 
    Pilot
  26. Aarron Deliu 
    Australian stunt pilot
  27. Frits Jan Willem Den Ouden 
    Retired Captain of the Royal Air Force. The oldest surviving knight of the Military Order of William , and this the last of the Royal Air Force of World war 2. Born: 07/23/1914
  28. Eugene Derricotte 
    Former Tuskegee Airmen (Flew B-25 and T-6) & University Michigan football player; helped Michigan win 1948 Rose Bowl
  29. Florence Deshazer 
    'Wife of Doolittle Raider Jacob Deshazer'
  30. Jacob D. Deshazer 
    Doolittle's Raiders 'Crew #16/Bat out of Hell' Bombadier' 'Missionary to Japan for 30 years after Doolittle Raid'
  31. Richard O. Devine 
    WW2 Flying Ace, Age 92, '8 Victories' Silver Star-DFC with 3 Gold Stars, Air Medal with 4 Gold Stars!
  32. Stuart Diamond 
    U.S. Virgin Islander businessman, CEO Four Star Cargo Airlines
  33. Sixto Diaz Saldana 
    Puerto Rican lawyer and business owner, Borinquen Air airlines
  34. Jan Dietrich 
    Flight aviator
  35. Levi Dillon 
    engineer of the memphis belle
  36. Leon Divoy 
    Leon & Mike Donnet took a Stampe SV4 aircraft under the noses of the German enemy in WW2 Belgium, repaired the plane & excaped occupied enemy territory. This done July 4th 1941. Later joined British Royal Air Force
  37. Ion Dobran 
    WWII Romanian Ace with 11 Victories
  38. Joe Dobronski 
    Test pilot
  39. Charles Donlan 
    Member Early Birds of Aviation/devoted to history of early pilots. Started 1928 & membership totaled 598/Membership limited to the pilots of glider, gas balloon, or airplane, pre-12/17/1916. Time of Wright Bro's 1st flight-1916 when many trained 4 WW1
  40. Mark S. Donnelly 
    Colonel Air Force One Pilot for President Clinton and Bush II
  41. Michel Donnet 
    Mike Donnet & Leon Divoy in occupied German Belgium Territory, discovered damaged Stampe SV4 aircraft, repaired it & flew it to safty under the German enemy's noses on July 4th 1941. Later both joined the British Royal Air Force
  42. James H. Doolittle 
    CMOH recipient, Famed WWII Air Commander
  43. John Doolittle  (2)
    Son of General Jimmy Doolittle
  44. Francis R. Doran 
    Flying Tigers-clerk
  45. Helene Dorigny 
    From November 25 to 26, 1981, Hélène Dorigny and Michel Arnould set a new hot-air balloon distance record of 717 miles (1154 km) while piloting their balloon, 'Semiramis.'
  46. Jefferson Dorroh 
    WWII USMC Ace. On 4/22/1945 he shot down 6 Japanese Vals and had 2 probables to become an 'Ace in a Day'. He was awarded the Navy Cross, Distinguished Flying Cross and 3 Air Medals. Passed away 7/20/2008
  47. John H. Dougherty 
    Boeing Company engineer, born 1937. Worked on the Lunar Orbiter, mapping the moon for the Apollo program. Worked at a Madrid, Spain tracking station where he helped receive the first ever photo of the earth taken from the moon
  48. Dora Dougherty Strother 
    Pioneer flight aviator
  49. Paul P. Douglas, Jr. 
    WW2 P-47 Thunderbolt Flying Ace(Medals out the Wazoo)
  50. Eric Doyle  (2)
    Commanding Officer and flight leader for the Blue Angels, U.S. Navy Flight Demonstration Squadron
  51. Jack L. Drain 
    Author 'Life On a Short Fuse' /War or Conflict Korean War, 1950-1953 Air Force/Korea/Vietnam War, 1961-1975/Lieutenant Colonel/Served as a Fighter Pilot; a Command Pilot; a Test Pilot; and an Instructor Pilot
  52. Billy Drake 
    WW2, Battle of Britain pilot and ace in the RAF.
  53. H. S. Draper 
    Royal Navy Hot Air Balloon Co-Pilot
  54. Roscoe D. Draper 
    Tuskegee Airmen/Civilian Instructor 1942-1945
  55. Gustav Drees 
    German pilot
  56. Urban L. 'Ben' Drew 
    P-51 Mustang Ace during WWII-[6 victories] Member of the 361st Fighter Group - Air Force Cross
  57. Daniel Borland Driscoll 
    US Navy Flying Ace, VF-31 - 5 Kills
  58. Richard T. Drury 
    Former U.S. General, U.S. Air Force
  59. Charles "Chuck" Dryden 
    Tuskegee Airmen; 99th Pursuit Squadron and 332nd Fighter Group; author of 'A-Train: Memoirs of a Tuskegee Airman'
  60. Michael Duke 
    Flight aviator
  61. Gottfried Dulias 
    WWII German Luftwaffe Fighter Pilot Ace 5 victories flew the pik as, jg 53
  62. Jane C. Dunbar-Tedeschi 
    WWII veteran WASP (Women Airforce Service Pilot)
  63. Robert W. Duncan 
    US Navy Fighter 7 victory ace, WWII was the first F6F Hellcat pilot to down a Zero - Navy Cross
  64. Fred 'Buck' Dungan 
    WWII - Fighter Ace, 7 victories; Pacific Theater; US Navy, Navy Cross. One of the first F6F Hellcat nightfighter pilots
  65. Richard Dunkin 
    WWII Pilot Ace-- Flew the P-40,47& 51-[9 victories]
  66. Dudley Dvorak 
    Flight engineer on United Flight 232
  67. Betty Dybbro 
    100-year-old pioneer is WA's last surviving female WWII-era pilot. One of the last surviving WASP pilots of the World War 2 Era
  68. A. K. Dymock 
    'Commanding Officer Royal Navy'