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  1. Howard M.Buford 
    WW2 Veteran : 501st Parachute Infantry Regiment,101st Airborne Division
  2. Beau Mabery 
    Blue Angels, U.S. Navy Flight Demonstration Squadron C-130 Demonstration pilot
  3. Jean Macaigne 
    First officer of the French Navy and joined on 16 August 1927 to the Compagnie Generale Aeropostale , a French airmail company, from which, after the nationalization in 1933, Air France emerged. He participated in the first postal service
  4. Paul B. MacCready, Jr. 
    American aeronautical engineer &amp; founder of AeroVironment &amp; designer of human-powered aircraft that won the first Kremer prize. He devoted his life to developing more efficient transportation vehicles that could 'Do more wit
  5. Charles H. MacDonald 
    Former American WW-Fighter Ace, USAF
  6. Grant MacDonald 
    Gunner in the Dambusters Raid of 1943
  7. E. H. Macey 
    Commanding Air Officer Royal Air Force College Cranwell
  8. Donald Aikins 'Don' MacFadyen 
    Canadian WWII-Fighter Ace
  9. William Machorek 
    SR 71 pilot
  10. James H. Macia, Jr. 
    Doolittle raider crew 14 bomber
  11. David William Donald Mackay 
    Civilian test pilot
  12. Richard Macon 
    Tuskegee Airmen
  13. Takeshi Maeda 
    Last pilot of the Japanese pilots that attacked Pearl Harbor in 1941
  14. Walker Mahurin 
    WWII fighter Ace 20.75 Vic. and Korea 3.5 vic. - USAAF - DSC
  15. Nicole Malachowski 
    First Female Pilot USAF Thunderbirds
  16. Don Mallick 
    Test pilot, flew YF-12, XB-70, M2 Lifting Body, F8, F9, F-86, Pilot NASA Dryden Flight Research Center 63-81.Later became deputy chief Dryden Aircraft Operations Div/1st joined NASA's predecessor, the National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics in 1957
  17. Charles M. Mallory 
    WW 2 fighter Ace (11 kills) flew Hellcats with VF-18 - USN
  18. Robert Maloney 
    Ww2 air ace
  19. Thomas Maloney 
    Air ace ww11 - 8 Kills - USAAF
  20. John Manke 
    Test pilot
  21. Hiram Mann 
    Tuskegee airmen ww2
  22. George J. Marrett 
    test pilot
  23. Hal Marshall 
    Was 18 when he went into the Navy during WW2. He was in the United States Naval Aviation; was not in combat service
  24. Lyndon O. Marshall 
    Us fighter ace ww2 - 5 Kills - DSC - USAAF
  25. Winton Marshall 
    Korean war ace - USAF - 6.5 Kills
  26. Florence Marston 
    WWII veteran WASP (Women Airforce Service Pilot)
  27. Johnny W. Martin 
    'WW2 Hump Crew Chief/Flew the Hump' 750 Flying Hours!
  28. Robert L. Martin 
    Tuskegee Airmen
  29. Amanda Martino 
    (Born 1984) US Marine Corps/Air Force Iraq/Afghanistan Veteran. Recipient of 2 Purple Hearts
  30. Kyle Maschner 
    Blue Angels, U.S. Navy Flight Demonstration Squadron C-130 Flight Demonstration Pilot
  31. Daniel Maskowski 
    (Born 1949) US Army Vietnam Veteran. POW from 1970 to 1973. Recipient of a Silver Star, a Legion of Merit, a Distinguished Flying Cross, 3 Bronze Stars, and a Purple Heart
  32. Mike 'Sooch' Masucci 
    One of the WK pilots at Virgin Galactic Spaceport Americas
  33. Mark T. Matthews 
    commander 48th fighter wing
  34. Christine Mau 
    First female F-35 pilot
  35. Ed Mauser 
    'Easy Company' 'Member of a Band of Brothers'
  36. Robert D. Maxwell 
    Congressional Medal of Honor Recipient, WWII United States Army
  37. W. Robert Maxwell 
    WWII - Fighter Ace (8 victories) of the famous Sundowners Squadron (VF-11 of Carrier Air Group Eleven, Pacific Theater)
  38. Carl May 
    World War II Army veteran Carl May( Born March 25, 1923) celebrated his 100th birthday by climbing back in the pilot's seat
  39. Melissa May  (2)
    Distinguished Flying Cross Recip, Fighter Pilot, Airline Pilot/Combat-Proven, Officer 20+ years successful leadership experience in US Air Force. Over 4,000 flight hours in Air Force F-16s, Boeing 737s & aviation aircraft in 10+ countries
  40. Richard May 
    Ww2 fighter Ace - 7 kills - US Navy
  41. Bill Maynard  (2)
    'Easy Company' 'Member of a Band of Brother'
  42. Frank McCauley 
    WWII USAAF, Fighter Pilot Ace-5.5 victories, 80/56 Fighter Group, 61 Fighter Squadron
  43. Edgar 'E.B.' McClure 
    Flying Tigers-crew chief
  44. Carroll McColpin 
    Spitfire Ace during WWII-[8 victories] Member of Eagle Squadron and the 9th TAC
  45. Harry C. McCool 
    Doolittle's Raiders 'Navigator Crew #4'
  46. Charles McCorkle 
    WW2 Fighter Ace - 11 Kills - USAAF
  47. Bryce McCormick 
    Captain of AA96, also known as the Windsor incident
  48. Charlie McCoy  (2)
    US Army Air Corps WWII veteran. Bombadier on a B-29 crew based in Saipan, flew 13 missions over Japan. Part of the fly-over during the Japanese Surrender ceremony in Tokyo Bay
  49. Walter McCreary 
    'Tuskegee Airmen' '100th Fighter Squadron; Overseas Pilot, POW'
  50. Jim McCubbin 
    Born 3/5/2021, flew P-51 Mustang fighters in Europe throughout WW II until was shot down in 1945 and taken prisoner, awarded Purple Heart & Distinguished Flying Cross/Renaissance Marquisâ-? favorite residents still has a few stories to tell
  51. Norman A. McDaniel 
    (Born 1937) US Air Force Vietnam Veteran. POW from 1966 to 1973. Silver Star recipient
  52. Robert T. McDaniel 
    Tuskegee Airmen
  53. Edgar E. McElroy 
    Member of the famous Doolittle Raiders-Surprise bombing of Tokyo during WWII 'Pilot Crew #13'
  54. Harry 'Mac' McGalliard 
    US WWII vet, born 1921. Army Air Corps, 54th Fighter Squadron mechanic. Worked in the Alaska Aleutian Islands for 28 months, 9 of them in Attu
  55. Charles McGee 
    WW II pilot tuskegee airmen. Flew P-40, P-39, P-47, P-51 (WWII), F-51(Korea) and RF4-c (Vietnam)
  56. Art McGettrick 
    F-22 Raptor Pilot
  57. Amy McGrath 
    Marine Aviator. First female Marine to fly an F/A-18 on a combat mission. She flew 89 combat missions
  58. Joseph McGraw 
    world war 2 fighter ace -5 victories, US Navy, VC-10 - Navy Cross
  59. Luther McIlwain 
    Tuskegee Airmen ww2
  60. Robert H. McIntosh 
    Flight aviator
  61. Lloyd McKeethen 
    'Tuskegee Airmen' (both Maintenance Chief & Pilot)
  62. Austin Mckenzie 
    'Tuskegee Airmen'
  63. Brad McManus 
    American WWII-Pilot, Sole Surviving Pilot Of The 'Lost Squadron'
  64. Tom McMurtry 
    Test pilot
  65. David McPheeters 
    Tuskegee Airmen & 761st Tank Battalion Member
  66. Donald McPherson 
    WWII - Pacific. Fighter Ace, 5 victories; US Navy (USS Essex). F6F-5 Hellcat 'Death & Destruction'
  67. Ray McPherson 
    Test pilot
  68. James McRoberts 
    Flight aviator, pilot
  69. Tex Meachem 
    Female pilot during WWII
  70. George Meade 
    Test pilot
  71. Julius Meimberg 
    German Flying Ace Of World War 2
  72. John L. Meisenheimer 
    American chemist, born 1933. Served as the Launch and Flight Weather Officer for the first US satellite, Explorer I in 1958. Made the call to it for two days to avoid high upper winds. Worked on the 1st Intercontinental ballistic missile. Also a champion
  73. Mike W. Melvill 
    Test Pilot of Space Ship One, first private venture spacecraft to reach space
  74. Ted Mendenhall 
    Flight aviator
  75. Ynez Mendoza 
    'Member of a Band of Brothers' '101st Airborne Division, 506th Regiment, 2nd Battalion, Easy Company'
  76. Paul Menefield 
    Tuskegee Airmen, fighter aircraft maintenance
  77. Wieslaw Mercik 
    Pilot
  78. Glenn Messer 
    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
  79. Alfred Metz 
    Flight aviator
  80. Paul Metz 
    F-22 test pilot
  81. Bob Meyer  (3)
    NASA's SOFIA program manager
  82. Corwin Meyer 
    Test pilot
  83. Henri Mignet 
    Aircraft Designer known for creating the Flying Flea
  84. Robert C. Mikesh 
    Korean War pilot and one time curator of National Air and Space Museum
  85. Betty Miller 
    Aviation/JFK - First female pilot to fly solo across the Pacific Ocean (7,415 miles). Flying a Piper Apache, left April 25, 1963 from Oakland, CA, arriving in Brisbane, Australia, on May 13, 1963. Met JFK at the White House
  86. Charles Miller 
    Crew member of B-29 'City of Virginia Beach'
  87. Ed 'Mack' Miller 
    Autho, flew with the minute men 56-58
  88. Everett Miller 
    world war 2 fighter ace- 5 Kills - USAAF
  89. George R. Miller 
    Tuskegee Pilot
  90. John M. Miller 
    Aviation Pioneer, (1905-2008). 1920s Barnstormer, saw Lindbergh's take-off, 1st Transcontinental Autogyro Flight (beat Earhardt by days), first rooftop landing (as an Aurtogyro airmail pilot), Eastern Airlines Captain, and oldest active pilot at 101
  91. Robert Milliken  (2)
    WWII Ace, P-38, 5 Victories - USAAF
  92. Madge Rutherford Minton 
    Flight aviator
  93. John W. Mitchell 
    WWII American Fighter Pilot Ace.
  94. Sanford K. Moats 
    WWII fighter Ace (8.5 kills) & Lt. General - USAAF - DSC flew the p-51
  95. Geraldine Mock 
    First woman to do solo flight around world
  96. Patrick Modlin 
    Test pilot
  97. Jack Moe 
    Vietnam war crew chief/door gunner on a Huey Helicopter. Served from 1967 to 1968
  98. Werner Molders 
    German pilot
  99. William W. Momyer 
    American WWII-Fighter Ace & Lt. General - USAAF - 8 Kills - DSC
  100. Dabney N. Montgomery 
    1051st Quartermaster Company, provided food & clothing to Tuskegee Airmen. Recieved Gold Medal from President Bush with Tuskegee Airmen. Chaplin to Tuskegee Airmen East Coast Chapter. 'Bodyguard to Martin Luther King from Selma Alabama to Montgomery'
  101. Mark Montgomery  (4)
    Blue Angels, U.S. Navy Flight Demonstration Squadron C-130 Flight Demonstration Pilot
  102. Henry L. Moore 
    Tuskegee Airmen 'Crew Chief' 'Staff Sergeant'/302nd FS, 99th FS & 332nd FG/Italy 1943-1945
  103. John Moore  (8)
    WW2 veteran. Author of The Wrong Stuff
  104. Kirsty Moore 
    The first female pilot in the red arrows
  105. Dorothea Johnson Moorman 
    Flight aviator
  106. Horace B. Moranville 
    WWII Fighter Ace - 6 Kills - US Navy
  107. James Morehead 
    WWII Fighter Pilot Aviation Ace (8 Kills) USAAF, 49 Fighter Group, 8 Fighter Squadron (5 victories w/this squadron), 1FG, 24PG - DSC, flew the p-38, p-39, p-51, p-80, and the f-86
  108. Dempsey Morgan 
    Tuskegee Airmen in W.W.II
  109. George Morgan  (2)
    Flight aviator sr71 world speed record co-pilot
  110. Robert K. Morgan 
    pilot memphis belle
  111. Tom Morgenfeld 
    Test pilot
  112. James Morris 
    WW2 Fighter Ace - 5 Kills - USAAF - POW - DSC
  113. Kenneth R. Moss 
    WWII Flying Tigers (weatherman)
  114. Charles D. Mott 
    WWII Flying Tiger Pilot
  115. David Mott 
    Born 1942 US Air Force Vietnam Veteran. POW from 1972 to 1973. 1 Bronze Star, 1 Distinguished Flying Cross, 1 Legion of Merit, and 1 Defense Superior Service Medal
  116. Jeff Moultrie 
    Flew the 747 that carried the Endeavour on its last flight
  117. Maurice Mounsdon 
    WWII Battle of Britain pilot, one of 7 remaining
  118. Tina Mucklow 
    Flight attendent in the D. B. Cooper flight in 1971; now a nun
  119. Joachim Wilhelm Muehlner 
    'Dr. Werner Von Braun Rocket Scientest Team Member'
  120. George Mueller 
    Associate Administrator, NASA, 1963-1969, 'The Father of the Space Shuttle'
  121. Jeffrey Mullins 
    Blue Angels, U.S. Navy Flight Demonstration Squadron
  122. Les Munro 
    Dam Busters World War 2 VeteranPilot: F/L John Leslie Munro ? Born 1919 New Zealand. . Retired as Wing Commander. Still living in Te Kuiti in New Zealand where he was Mayor for several years.
  123. Don Murchie 
    Canadian WWII-Fighter Ace (Spitfire pilot)
  124. Paul C. Murphey, Jr. 
    WW2 Fighter Ace - 6 Kills - USAAF
  125. Robert E. Murray 
    WWII Fighter Pilot Aviation Ace (10.3 Kills) US Navy, VF-29
  126. Glenn L. Myers 
    (Born 1941) US Air Force Vietnam War Veteran. POW from 1967 to 1973. Recipient of a Silver Star, a Legion of Merit, a Distinguished Flying Cross, and 2 Purple Hearts
  127. John Myers 
    Test pilot
  128. Ohn Myint 
    Myanma businessman, CEO of Mann Yadanarpon Airlines