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StarTiger - Browsing Category Home->Historical, Scientific & Military Figures->Aviation (Flight) , A-Z Filter: C
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  1. Myrtle 'Kay' Thomas Cagle 
    American Former Female Pilot. Mercury 13 Female Candidate (1959). Inducted Into The Georgia Aviation Hall Of Fame (2003)
  2. Michael R. Callan 
    WWII Flying Tigers Ground Crew
  3. Julius Calloway 
    Tuskegee Airmen
  4. Clayton J. Campbell 
    Doolittle Raiders 'Navigator crew #13'
  5. Kim Campbell  (2)
    American Female Pilot Of U.S. Air Force (1997- ) Awarded With 'The Distinguished Flying Cross' For Action In Aerial Combat After Flying A Mission Over Baghdad, Iraq, And 'Defense Superior Service Medal Legion of Merit' (2003)
  6. Canadian Forces Snowbirds 
    Air Demonstration Squadron
  7. Richard Candelaria 
    Col USAF (RET) WWII 6 Victory Ace, 479th fighter group
  8. Douglas S. Canning 
    St. Lt. 339th Fighter Squadron; Yamamoto Mission April 18th 1943 flew the p-40, p-39, p-38, p-43, p-51, p-80, t-33 and 56 others
  9. Odon Cardenas 
    WWII: ETO. Battle of the Bulge
  10. Robert L. Cardenas 
    WWII: 506th Bomb Squadron, S 44th Bomb Group, 8th AF; shot down, became a POW. On Oct. 14th, 1947, he flew the B-29 carrying the X-1 in which Gen. Chuck Yeager broke the speed of sound. 2months later he began flight test work with the YB-49 Flying Wing
  11. Marion Carl 
    First USMC Ace during WWII--[18 victories]
  12. Robert Carlin 
    B-24 Liberator Pilot/32 missions w/747 Squadron/456 Bomber Group/Noted Aviation Artist
  13. George R. Caron 
    Tail Gunner 'Enola Gay'
  14. George Carpenter 
    ace (WW2)
  15. William Keir Carr 
    Lieutenant General William Keir 'Bill' Carr, CMM, DFC, OStJ, CD (born March 19, 1923) is a retired Canadian Air Force officer. As the first commander of Air Command, he has been described as the father of the modern Canadian Air Force
  16. Ann Shaw Carter 
    American Former Female Pilot. She Holds The Distinction Of Being The First Woman In The United States Licensed To Fly A Helicopter. She Flew, Among Others, The Bell 47B, The World's First Commercially Certified Helicopter. Also Known As 'Whirly Girl #2'
  17. Floyd J. Carter 
    Tuskegee Airmen
  18. Herbert Carter 
    Tuskegee Airman
  19. Rachel Carter 
    American Female Pilot - Unofficial Record For Youngest Pilot Of A Transcontinental Flight Round Trip Over America -9 Years Old (March 21 1994). Unrecognized Claims Since The Pilot Must Be 16 To Get A License
  20. Ralph Carter  (2)
    Early Birds of Aviation Member/Soloed 1911
  21. John Cashman 
    Flight aviator, chief test pilot Boeing
  22. John T. Chain, Jr. 
    Retired 4 star USAF General. Former commander of Strategic Air Command. Flew final flight of continuous airborne Operation Looking Glass
  23. Robert A. Champine 
    Flight aviator, NACA test pilot/On December 2, 1948, became the 6th man & 3rd civilian to break the mysterious sound barrier
  24. Miriam Morton Champion 
    Centenarian (1899-2003). Early Wright plane passenger. A 12 year old in 1911 Ohio, saw a Wright flyer land in a schoolyard, giving $5 trips. Stranger gave her the 5, daring her. She did, sat on a metal rod (no seats!), flew over the school
  25. Carrol H. 'Howie' Chandler 
    Air force general
  26. George Chandler 
    WWII American Fighter - Ace (9 Victs.)- USAAF
  27. Joe Chappell 
    JFK - Air Force One flight engineer 1961-1980; served for John F. Kennedy, Lyndon Johnson, Richard Nixon, Gerald Ford, and Jimmy Carter. Chappel was in Dallas on 22 November 1963
  28. Mick Charles 
    Lead Air Crash Investigator in the Lockerbie Bombing on board Pan Am Flight 103 that occurred December 21st 1988
  29. Dan Cherry 
    Brig. Gen. E. Daniel Cherry is commander, U.S. Air Force Recruiting Service, and deputy chief of staff for recruiting service and commissioning programs, Headquarters Air Training Command, Randolph Air Force Base, Texas. currently retired
  30. William Chesarek 
    U.S. Marine Corps officer, first American who received the British Distinquished Flying Cross since World War II on March 21, 2007. Major of the USMC
  31. Kenneth O. Chilstrom 
    Flight aviator or test pilot on F-100/F-107/F-108/YF-12/XP-86/P-80/P-59/P-40/A-36/P-47/FW-190/ME-262/A6M - ZERO/KI-45
  32. Moon Fun Chin 
    (Born 20 March 1913) is a Chinese-born American centenarian who is one of only two CNAC pilots still alive.World War 2 Veteran
  33. Fred Christensen 
    WWII Pilot Ace- Part of the famous ''Zemke's Wolfpack''--[21 victories]
  34. Keith Christensen 
    Flying Tigers-armorer
  35. Sam Chui 
    Chinese Australian aviation writer, photographer and vlogger
  36. John A. Clark 
    WWII veteran, B-17 bomber pilot, born 1923. Professor Emeritus, U of Michigan, Mechanical Engineering. Michigan Aviation Hall of Fame
  37. Lawrence Clark 
    WW2 fighter ace - 7 Kills - US Navy - Navy Cross
  38. William Clarke 
    Ground crew for many early blimps including Akron and Hindenburg
  39. Grace Clements 
    Women Air force Service Pilot
  40. Charles 'Chick' Cleveland 
    US fortieth and last Fighter Jet Ace of the Korean War. Flew F-80s, F-84s, F-86s, F-100s, F-101s, F-4s and F-111s
  41. Charles G. Cleveland 
    Retired American Air Force lieutenant general and flying ace, born November 13, 1927. Was commander of the Air University, Maxwell Air Force Base, Alabama. As of October 2019, only living American fighter ace of the Korean War
  42. Douglas Gerald Clift 
    WWII pilot - Battle of Britain
  43. Wilbur Clingan 
    German pilot
  44. L. Paul Clouthier 
    Member of the Flying Tigers (AVG) WWII
  45. Jerrie Cobb 
    aviator
  46. Jay W. Coburn 
    He and Ross Perot Jr. on 30 September 1982, completed the 1st around-the-world helicopter flight when they landed Spirit of Texas at their starting point at Dallas, Texas
  47. Gerald Coffee 
    Professional Speaker/1966, while flying combat missions over N. Vietnam, Captain Gerald Coffees reconnaissance jet was downed by enemy fire. He parachuted but was captured immediately & spent the next 7 years as a Prisoner of War in the Hanio Hilton
  48. Granville Coggs 
    Tuskegee Airmen
  49. Richard E. Cole 
    Jimmy Doolittle's copilot in the first bomber to launch from the aircraft carrier USS Hornet on the famous Tokyo Raid/Doolittle Raiders
  50. Max Coleman 
    Hindenburg Survivor Born: 04/18/1914
  51. Wayne L. Coleman 
    WWII Fighter pilot. Flew P-47s and P-51s. 4-kills, including a German ME 262 jet fighter on 31 March 1945. 78th Fighter Group, ETO
  52. Harold E. Collins 
    Test pilot
  53. Ken Collins 
    A-12 pilot, CIA pilot
  54. Jerry Collinsworth 
    American WWII Fighter Ace (6 Victs.)- USAAF
  55. Nancy Colon 
    'One of few Nurses to Tuskegee Airmen' 'Received Gold Medal from President Bush with Tuskegee Airmen'
  56. Harold Comstock 
    P-47 Thunderbolt Ace during WWII-[5 victories] Member of the 56th Fighter Group
  57. Paul Conger 
    WW2 Flying Ace - USAAF - 12 Kills - DSC
  58. Jon Conrad 
    Goodyear Blimp Pilot
  59. Thomas "T.C." Coon 
    'Brigadier General'
  60. Charles W. Cooper 
    Pilot
  61. George Cooper  (2)
    X-4 test pilot
  62. Todd Copeland 
    419th FLTS project pilot
  63. James Marshall Cornwall 
    KCB, CBE, DSO, MC 5/27/1887-1985) British Army officer & linguist. Lieutenant-General in charge of air defense of Great Britain. 1940 he went to France to help evacuate British troops from Cherbourg, boarding the last ship to leave port
  64. Joseph F. Cotton 
    Test pilot! Named 1966 Pilot of the Year by the International Order of Characters, Cotton has been awarded a Legion of Merit, Air Medal, Air Force Commendation Medal and the Aerospace Walk of Honor (1997)
  65. Kent Couch 
    Flew 193 miles in a lawn chair strapped to helium balloons (Bend, Oregon - 07/07/07)
  66. George Cox 
    US Marine aviator, born 1936. Served as the recovery helicopter co-pilot for some early NASA Mercury flights, including first US man in space Alan Shepard, Gus Grissom, and Ham the Chimp before the manned missions. Served in Vietnam also
  67. James Cox  (2)
    LCDR - US NAVY Blue Angels
  68. Milton P. Crenchaw 
    Original Tuskegee Airmen, was one of the first African Americans in the country and the first from Arkansas to be trained by the federal government as a civilian licensed pilot. Born 01/13/1919
  69. Woodrow "Woody" Crockett 
    Tuskegee Airmen, WWII
  70. Scott Crossfield 
    Test Pilot
  71. Horace E. Crouch 
    Doolittle's Raiders crew #10 Navigator/Bombadier
  72. Daniel Crowley  (2)
    WW2 Veteran-Bataan Death March
  73. William 'Bill' Cullerton 
    WWII Fighter Pilot Ace with the 357th fighter Squadron and 355th Fighter Group - 5 Kills - POW - USAAF - DSC
  74. Donald Cummings 
    World war 2 fighter ace- 7 Kills - USAAF, Born Jan 17, 1919
  75. Herndon 'Don' Cummings 
    'Tuskegee Airmen' '617th Bomber Squadron Pilot'
  76. William Ronals "Ron" Cundy 
    WWII Australian Fighter Pilot Ace-5.66 (RAF) 260 Squadron
  77. Dan Cunningham 
    worls war 2 air ace
  78. James N. Cupp 
    WW2 Marine Flying Ace
  79. Clyde A Curtin 
    Korean War Fighter Ace (5 kills)- USAF
  80. Robert C. Curtis 
    WW2 Fighting Flying Ace, 52nd FG - 14 Kills - USAAF - DSC
  81. Stefan Czerwonka 
    Parachute jumper
  82. Maksymiliana Czmiel-Paszyc 
    Pilot