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The Society of Experimental Test Pilots (SETP) is an international organization dedicated to improving air safety by supporting the education and professional development of test pilots. The society promotes sound aeronautical design and development techniques and encourages the exchange of ideas among its members.[1] SETP was initially formed in 1955 by a small group of US civilian test pilots at a café near Edwards Air Force Base and as of 2022 has grown to include over 2,400 members from over thirty countries.[2] The society hosts symposia and workshops in the United States, Canada, Europe, and India.[3] Member success is recognized and celebrated by yearly awards in areas including flight test performance, technical management, and flight test safety.[4] The society publishes a record of its activities in Cockpit magazine.[5]

SETP charter member Scott Crossfield in the cockpit of the second Douglas D-558-2 Skyrocket built (NACA 144) just after the first ever flight to exceed Mach 2 on November 20, 1953

Notable members and friends

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The following tables are drawn from living and deceased society members, honorary fellows, former members, and friends of the society.

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Key

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Status
AF Recognized as an associate fellow of SETP[6]
AM Recognized as an associate member of SETP[6]
CM Recognized as a charter or founding member of SETP[7]
F Recognized as a fellow of SETP[6]
FR Recognized as a friend of SETP[8]
HF Recognized as an honorary fellow of SETP[6]
M Recognized as a member of SETP[6]
P Served as a president of SETP[9]

Members

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The following table contains current members of the society and those who were members at the time of their death.

  *   Individual was killed in an aviation-related accident.

Name Country Status Notability
Chuck Aaron USA  M Helicopter flight test[10] and aerobatics[11]
Michael J. Adams* USA  M 1965 USAF MOL Group, X-15 Flight 191[12][13]
Buzz Aldrin USA  M Gemini 12, Apollo 11,[14] USAF Test Pilot School commandant[15][16]
Andrew M. Allen USA  M STS-46, STS-62, STS-75[17]
William Anders USA  M Apollo 8[18]
Bud Anderson USA  F Triple ace of World War II,[19] FICON project[20]
Joseph T. Anderson USA  M Harrier jump jet testing,[21][22] deputy director of Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center[23][24]
Neil Armstrong USA  CM,F X-15, Gemini 8, Apollo 11, first person to walk on the Moon[25][7]
Michael A. Baker USA  M LTV A-7 Corsair II, STS-43, STS-52, STS-68, STS-81[26]
Charles Bassett* USA  AM NASA Astronaut Group 3[27][28]
Alan Bean USA  M Apollo 12, Skylab 3[29]
Bill Bedford UK  F First flights of the Hawker P.1127, Kestrel, and Harrier[30][28]
Robert Behler USA  F Former Director, Operational Test and Evaluation[31][32]
John E. Blaha USA  M STS-29, STS-33, STS-43, STS-58, STS-79 (up), STS-81 (down)[33]
Brian Binnie USA  AF SpaceShipOne flight 17P to win Ansari X Prize[34]
Karol J. Bobko USA  F STS-6, STS-51-D, STS-51-J[35][32]
Eric A. Boe USA  M STS-126, STS-133[36]
Vance D. Brand USA  F Apollo–Soyuz Test Project, STS-5, STS-41-B, STS-35[37]
Daniel Brandenstein USA  M STS-8, STS-51-G, STS-32, STS-49[38]
Bill Bridgeman* USA  CM,M D-558-II speed and altitude records,[39] X-3 testing[40][41][7]
James E. Brown III USA  P,F F-117[42] and F-22 flight test,[43] National Test Pilot School president[44][9][32]
John S. Bull USA  M 1966 NASA Group 5[45][46]
Robert D. Cabana USA  F STS-41, STS-53, STS-65, STS-88[47]
Robert Cardenas USA  M B-29 pilot for sound barrier mission,[48] YB-49 testing[49]
Marion E. Carl USA  F Triple ace of World War II, D-558/I/II testing and record attempts[50][28]
Gerald Carr USA  M Skylab 4[51]
Sonny Carter* USA  M STS-33[52][28]
John Casper USA  M STS-36, STS-54, STS-62, STS-77[53]
Gene Cernan USA  F Gemini 9A, Apollo 10, Apollo 17[54][32]
John Christiansen NOR   F First flights of S-3 and P-3[55][56][28]
Michael Coats USA  M STS-41-D, STS-29, STS-39[57]
Kenneth Cockrell USA  M STS-56, STS-69, STS-80, STS-98, STS-111[58]
Chuck Coleman USA  AF Airshow[59] and test pilot on the BD-10, BD-12,[60] and Proteus[61][62][citation needed]
James F. Coleman USA  CM,M First flight of the Convair XFY Pogo[63][7]
Michael Collins USA  M Gemini 10, Apollo 11[64]
Pete Conrad USA  F Gemini 5, Gemini 11, Apollo 12, Skylab 2[65]
David P. Cooley* USA  AF Flight test of F-117 and F-22[66][28]
Gordon Cooper USA  AF Mercury-Atlas 9, Gemini 5[67][citation needed]
Darrell Cornell* USA  M Flight test and demonstration of the F-20[68][69]
Joseph F. Cotton USA  M First flight of the XB-70[70][28]
Richard O. Covey USA  F STS-51-I, STS-26, STS-38, STS-61[71][32]
Albert H. Crews USA  F 1962 Dyna-Soar Group 2, 1965 USAF MOL Group 1[72][32]
Robert Crippen USA  F STS-1, STS-7, STS-41-C, STS-41-G[73][74]
A. Scott Crossfield* USA  CM,F First to fly at twice the speed of sound; X-15 design, development, and flight test[75][7]
Walter Cunningham USA  M Apollo 7[76]
William H. Dana USA  F X-15 Flight 174, X-15 Flight 197, lifting body testing[77][28]
Robert M. DeHaven USA  CM,F Fighter ace of World War II, Hughes Aircraft Company test pilot[78][28][7]
Eugene P. Deatrick USA  M Nuclear weapons testing,[79] USAF Test Pilot School commandant[80][28]
Alvin Drew USA  M STS-118, STS-133[81]
Charles Duke USA  M Apollo 16[82]
James Dutton USA  M STS-131[83]
Joe F. Edwards USA  M STS-89[84]
Donn F. Eisele USA  M Apollo 7[85][28]
Donald D. Engen* USA  F Former FAA Administrator and former Director of the National Air and Space Museum[86][28]
Joe Engle USA  F X-15 Flight 138, X-15 Flight 143, X-15 Flight 153, ALT, STS-2, STS-51-I[87][32]
Frank K. Everest USA  F X-plane testing, X-1 and X-2 speed and altitude records, "fastest man alive" in 1956[88][28]
Lou Everett* USA  CM,M Ryan V/STOL aircraft flight test including the XV-5 Vertifan[89][90][7]
John L. Finley USA  AM 1965 USAF MOL Group 1[91][28]
Jack D. Fischer USA  M Soyuz MS-04 (Expedition 51/52)[92]
Patrick G. Forrester USA  M STS-105, STS-117, STS-128[93]
Steve Fossett* USA  M First solo nonstop around the world in a balloon and in a fixed-wing aircraft[94][95][28]
Theodore Freeman* USA  AM 1963 NASA Group 3[96][28]
Stephen Frick USA  M STS-110, STS-122[97]
C. Gordon Fullerton USA  F ALT, STS-3, STS-51-F[98]
Fitzhugh L. Fulton USA  F Piloted B-52 launch aircraft for multiple X-planes, XB-70 testing, Boeing 747 SCA testing[99][28]
Ronald J. Garan USA  M STS-124, Soyuz TMA-21 (Expedition 27/28)[100]
Jerauld R. Gentry USA  F Lifting body testing including first flight of the X-24A[101][28]
John Glenn USA  F Mercury-Atlas 6, STS-95[102][32]
Richard F. Gordon USA  AF Gemini 11, Apollo 12[103]
Frederick D. Gregory USA  M STS-51-B, STS-33, STS-44, Deputy Administrator of NASA[104]
S. David Griggs* USA  M STS-51-D[105]
Gus Grissom* USA  M Mercury-Redstone 4, Gemini 3, Apollo 1[106]
Sidney M. Gutierrez USA  M STS-40, STS-59[107]
Chris Hadfield CAN  M STS-74, STS-100, Soyuz TMA-07M (Expedition 34/35)[108]
Fred Haise USA  F Apollo 13, ALT[109]
Kenneth Ham USA  M STS-124, STS-132[110]
Henry Hartsfield USA  F STS-4, STS-41-D, STS-61-A[111][32]
Frederick Hauck USA  F STS-7, STS-51-A, STS-26[112]
Thomas B. Hayward USA  AM Chief of Naval Operations, 1978–1982[113][114]
J. Lynn Helms USA  M Test pilot, former Piper CEO, and former FAA Administrator[115][28]
Bob Hoover USA  P,F Transcontinental, time-to-climb, and speed records;[116] air show pilot[117][9][28]
Rick Husband* USA  M STS-96, STS-107[118]
James Irwin USA  M Apollo 15[119]
Dick Johnson USA  CM,AF F-86 speed record, first flights of F-111, F-102, and F-106[120][7]
Gregory C. Johnson USA  M STS-125[121]
Scott Kelly USA  AF STS-103, STS-118, Soyuz TMA-16M/Soyuz TMA-18M (Exp 43/44/45/46, ISS year-long mission)[122]
Iven C. Kincheloe* USA  M Double ace of the Korean War, first flight above 100,000 feet in Bell X‑2[123][28]
William J. Knight USA  P,F Speed record on X-15 Flight 188, astronaut wings on X-15 Flight 190[124][9][28]
Timothy Kopra USA  M STS-127/128 (Expedition 20), Soyuz TMA-19M (Expedition 46/47)[125]
Kelly Latimer USA  F Test pilot on White Knight Two and Cosmic Girl[126][127]
Richard E. Lawyer USA  F 1965 USAF MOL Group[128][28]
Tony LeVier USA  CM,F Air racer and Lockheed test pilot with many first flights including XF-90, XF-104, and U-2[129][7]
Steven Lindsey USA  M STS-87, STS-95, STS-104, STS-121, STS-133[130]
Paul Lockhart USA  M STS-111, STS-113[131]
Christopher Loria USA  M High angle of attack flight test, 1996 NASA Group[132]
Jim Lovell USA  F Gemini 7, Gemini 12, Apollo 8, Apollo 13[133]
Donald L. Mallick USA  F LLRV and XB-70 testing[134][135]
Nicole A. Mann USA  M SpaceX Crew-5 (Expedition 67/68)[136]
Paul Mantz* USA  M Air racer and movie precision pilot[137][28]
George J. Marrett USA  F Hughes Aircraft Company test pilot, aviation author[138]
Ken Mattingly USA  M Apollo 16, STS-4, STS-51-C[139]
Jon McBride USA  M STS-41-G, STS-61-E (never flew)[140]
Michael J. McCulley USA  M STS-34[141]
James McDivitt USA  M Gemini 4, Apollo 9[142]
John B. McKay USA  CM,M High-speed flight research programs,[143] astronaut wings for X-15 Flight 150[144][7]
Donald R. McMonagle USA  M STS-39, STS-54, STS-66[145]
Thomas McMurtry USA  P,F First flight of the NASA AD-1[146][9][28]
Carl J. Meade USA  M STS-38, STS-50, STS-64[147]
Pamela Melroy USA  F STS-92, STS-112, STS-120,[148] NASA deputy administrator[149][127]
Mike Melvill RSA   F First commercial astronaut as pilot of SpaceShipOne flight 15P[150][151]
Edgar Mitchell USA  M Apollo 14[152]
Arthur W. Murray USA  F Bell X-1 and Bell X-5 testing[153][28]
Art Nalls USA  M Air show pilot flying privately owned Harrier jump jet[154][155]
Lew A. Nelson USA  CM,F T-38 and YA-9 first flights[156][7]
Stephen S. Oswald USA  M STS-42, STS-56, STS-67[157]
Robert F. Overmyer* USA  M STS-5, STS-51-B[158]
Allen Paulson USA  M CEO of Gulfstream Aerospace[159][28]
Doug Pearson USA  F First pilot to shoot down a satellite from an aircraft[160][32]
Forrest S. Petersen USA  M X-15 flight testing[161][28]
Bruce Peterson USA  F Lifting body flight testing[162][28]
Frank Piasecki USA  M Helicopter aviation pioneer[163][28]
Alan G. Poindexter USA  M STS-122, STS-131[164]
Mark L. Polansky USA  M STS-98, STS-116, STS-127[165]
Charles J. Precourt USA  AF STS-55, STS-71, STS-84, STS-91[166]
Steven M. Rainey USA  P,F First USAF pilot to fly the F-22[167][9][32]
William F. Readdy USA  F STS-42, STS-51, STS-79[168]
Kenneth S. Reightler Jr USA  M STS-48, STS-60[169]
Richard N. Richards USA  M STS-28, STS-41, STS-50, STS-64[170]
Russell L. Rogers* USA  M 1960 Dyna-Soar Group 1[171][28]
Kent Rominger USA  M STS-73, STS-80, STS-85, STS-96, STS-100[172]
Stuart Roosa USA  M Apollo 14[173]
Yves Rossy SWI  M First to fly a jet engine-powered wing[174][175]
Robert A. Rushworth USA  F Astronaut wings on X-15 Flight 87[176][28]
Burt Rutan USA  F Designer of record-breaking aircraft[177] and spacecraft[178][179]
Dick Rutan USA  F First non-stop, non-refueled around-the-world flight[180][32]
Herman Salmon* USA  CM,F First flights of L-188 Electra, P-3 Orion, and YF-104A Starfighter[181][7]
Louis Schalk USA  F First flight of the Lockheed A-12[182][28]
Wally Schirra USA  F Mercury-Atlas 8, Gemini 6A, Apollo 7[183]
Dick Scobee* USA  M STS-41-C, STS-51-L (disaster)[184]
David Scott USA  M Gemini 8, Apollo 9, Apollo 15[185]
Richard A. Searfoss USA  AF STS-58, STS-76, STS-90[186][28]
Elliot See* USA  M 1962 NASA Group 2[187][28]
Doug Shane USA  P,F Former president of Scaled Composites[188] and The Spaceship Company[189][9]
Alan Shepard USA  F Mercury-Redstone 3, Apollo 14[190]
Peter Siebold USA  AF Scaled Composites test pilot for SpaceShipOne and SpaceShipTwo[191][192]
Deke Slayton USA  F Apollo–Soyuz Test Project[193]
Sherwood C. Spring USA  M STS-61-B[194]
Robert C. Springer USA  M STS-29, STS-38[195]
Thomas P. Stafford USA  F Gemini 6A, Gemini 9A, Apollo 10, Apollo–Soyuz Test Project[196]
Moye W. Stephens USA  F Circumnavigation of the globe in 1931[197][198]
Robert L. Stephens USA  P,F Speed and altitude records testing the YF-12[199][9]
Robert L. Stewart USA  M STS-41-B, STS-51-J[200]
Mark P. Stucky USA  P,F Piloted VSS Unity VP-03 above 50 miles[201][9]
Jack Swigert USA  AF Apollo 13[202]
James M. Taylor* USA  AM 1965 USAF MOL Group 1[203][28]
W. Paul Thayer USA  F Fighter ace of World War II, former US Deputy Secretary of Defense[204][28]
Richard G. Thomas USA  F First flights of the Tacit Blue and F-5F[205]
Milton O. Thompson USA  M First person to fly a lifting body, X-15 flight test[206][28]
Scott D. Tingle USA  M Soyuz MS-07 (Expedition 54/55)[207]
Art Tomassetti USA  P,F X-35[208] and F-35 flight test[209][9][32]
Guy M. Townsend USA  F Co-pilot on the first flight of the B-52[210][28]
Brian Trubshaw UK  F First British pilot to fly Concorde[211][28]
Richard H. Truly USA  F First former astronaut to be NASA administrator[212][32]
Joseph J. Tymczyszyn USA  CM,P,F Boeing 707 and Douglas DC-8 flight testing[213][7][9]
David M. Walker USA  AF STS-51-A, STS-30, STS-53, STS-69[214]
Joseph A. Walker* USA  CM,F Highest flights of the X-15 program—X-15 Flight 90, X-15 Flight 91[215][216][7]
Jim Wetherbee USA  M STS-32, STS-52, STS-63, STS-86, STS-102, STS-113[217]
Douglas H. Wheelock USA  M STS-120, Soyuz TMA-19 (Expedition 24/25)[218]
Alvin S. White USA  P,F First flights of both XB-70s[219][28][9]
Ed White* USA  M Gemini 4, Apollo 1[220][28]
Robert M. White USA  M First "winged astronaut" on X-15 Flight 62[221][28]
Terrence W. Wilcutt USA  M STS-68, STS-79, STS-89, STS-106[222]
Clifton Williams* USA  AM 1963 NASA Group 3[223]
Donald E. Williams USA  M STS-51-D, STS-34[224]
Jeffrey Williams USA  M STS-101, Soyuz TMA-8 (Exp 13), Soyuz TMA-16 (Exp 21/22), Soyuz TMA-20M (Exp 47/48)[225]
Sunita Williams USA  M STS-116/117 (Exp 14/15), Soyuz TMA-05M (Exp 32/33), Boeing Crewed Flight Test[226]
James W. Wood USA  P,F 1960 Dyna-Soar Group 1[227][9]
Chuck Yeager USA  F First pilot to exceed the speed of sound in level flight[228][28]
John Young USA  F Gemini 3, Gemini 10, Apollo 10, Apollo 16, STS-1, STS-9[229][citation needed]

Honorary fellows

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The following table contains honorary fellows of the society both living and dead. A complete list of Honorary Fellows is published by the society.[198]

  *   Individual was killed in an aviation-related accident.

Name Country Status Notability
Fred Ascani USA  HF Father of systems engineering at Wright Field,[230] F-86 speed record[231]
Jacqueline Auriol FRA  HF Pioneering woman aviator who set several world speed records[232]
Roland Beamont UK  HF First British pilot to exceed Mach 1 in a British aircraft in level flight[233]
Edward A. Bellande USA  HF Early aviator who received the Airmail Flyers' Medal of Honor in 1935[234]
Albert Boyd USA  HF Father of modern flight testing,[235][236] P-80 airspeed record[237]
Mark E. Bradley USA  HF Pioneering test pilot and commander of USAF Logistics Command[238]
Vance Breese USA  HF First flights of the N-1M[239] and XP-61[240]
Colin E. Brown UK  HF Fourteen victory ace in World War I[241]
Eric M. Brown UK  HF Flew more types of aircraft (487) than anyone else in history[242]
Jean-Loup Chrétien FRA  HF Soyuz T-6, Soyuz TM-7 / Mir Aragatz / Soyuz TM-6, STS-86[243]
Jacqueline Cochran USA  HF Pioneering woman racing pilot,[244] multiple speed and altitude records[245]
Thomas F. Connolly USA  HF Development of the F-14 Tomcat,[246] USN Test Pilot School director[247]
Lawrence C. Craigie USA  HF First US military jet pilot, director of R&D at HQ USAF[248]
Irv Culver USA  HF Helped design the USA's first operational jet fighter, named LM's Skunk Works[249]
John Cunningham UK  HF Night fighter ace during World War II[250]
William V. Davis USA  HF The Three Seahawks USN aerobatic team,[251] USN Test Pilot School director[252]
Jimmy Dell UK  HF BAC TSR-2 testing[253]
Jimmy Doolittle USA  HF Record-breaking speed flights, air racer, development and flight-test of instrument flying[254]
Neville Duke UK  HF Fighter ace of World War II, 1953 air speed record, Hawker Hunter development[255]
Ira C. Eaker USA  HF 1926 Pan American Goodwill Flight, 1929 world flight endurance record[256]
Edward L. Feightner USA  HF Fighter ace of World War II, Vought F7U Cutlass flight test, Blue Angels solo[257]
Benjamin Foulois USA  HF First US military aviator, first US radio/air reconnaissance[258]
Eduardo Gallarza SPA  HF First flight from Madrid to Manila in 1926[259]
Chalmers Goodlin USA  HF Bell X-1 flight testing[260]
Robert L. Hall USA  HF Design and test of F4F Wildcat and F6F Hellcat[261]
Harold R. Harris USA  HF First flight of the Barling Bomber,[262] first American military pilot saved by a parachute[263]
Alex Henshaw UK  HF Distance records, chief test pilot for Vickers Armstrongs[264]
Stanley Hiller USA  HF Pioneering developer of the helicopter[265]
Walter Horton GER  HF Co-designer of the world's first jet-powered flying wing, the Horten Ho 229[266]
Ben O. Howard USA  HF Air racer[267] and flight test of multiple Douglas aircraft[268]
Howard Hughes USA  HF Record-setting air racer, founder of Hughes Aircraft Company[269]
Benjamin S. Kelsey USA  HF Fighter development during World War II[270]
Charles Lindbergh USA  HF First solo transatlantic flight[271]
Grover Loening GER   HF Formed the Loening Aeronautical Engineering Corporation in 1917[272]
Donald S. Lopez Sr. USA  HF Ace of World War II, early jet fighter testing, deputy director of National Air and Space Museum[273]
Neal V. Loving USA  HF First double amputee to be licensed as a racing pilot[274]
John A. Macready USA  HF Record setting flights for altitude, distance, and endurance[275]
Jimmie Mattern USA  HF Aviation world record attempts, P-38 flight test[276]
William H. McAvoy USA  HF First flight of the Grumman XFF-1[277]
Johnny Miller USA  HF Autogyro pioneer[278][279]
Georgy Mosolov RUS  HF First flight in the prototype MiG-21[280]
Harald Penrose UK  HF Former chief test pilot at Westland Aircraft and aviation author[281]
Robert B. Pirie USA  HF Former Deputy Chief of Naval Operations for air[282]
Paul Poberezny USA  HF Founded the Experimental Aircraft Association (EAA)[283]
Jeffrey Quill UK  HF Former chief test pilot for Vickers, aviation author[284]
Günther Rall GER  HF Third most successful fighter pilot in aviation history[285] with 275 victories[286]
Hanna Reitsch GER  HF Flight tested many of Germany's new aircraft during World War II[287]
T. Claude Ryan USA  HF Founder of Ryan Aeronautical[288]
Jean-Marie Saget FRA  HF Former chief test pilot for Dassault Aviation[289]
Alexander P. de Seversky RUS   HF Founder of the Seversky Aero Corporation[290]
Igor Sikorsky RUS   HF Aviation pioneer in both helicopters and fixed-wing aircraft[291]
Ozires Silva BRA  HF Founder of Embraer[292]
Thomas Sopwith UK  HF Aviation pioneer and founder of Sopwith Aviation Company[293]
Percival H. Spencer USA  HF Early aviator and inventor who made his first solo flight in 1914[294]
Robert Stanley* USA  HF First American to fly a jet aircraft as a test pilot for Bell Aircraft[295][296]
James Stockdale USA  HF USN test pilot awarded the Medal of Honor in the Vietnam War[297]
Russell Thaw USA  HF First flight of the XF3D-1[298]
Frederick M. Trapnell USA  HF First US Navy pilot to fly a jet aircraft, co-founder of USN Test Pilot School[299]
Roscoe Turner USA  HF Three-time winner of the Thompson Trophy air race[300]
Peter Twiss UK  HF First to fly a jet aircraft faster than 1,000 mph[301]
Alfred V. Verville USA  HF Aviation pioneer responsible for retractable landing gear[302][303]
Ken Wallis UK  HF Development of autogyros[304]
Ernest K. Warburton USA  HF Chief of the Air Materiel Command's Flight Test Division at Wright Field[305]
Waldo Waterman USA  HF Developed a tailless flying car known as the Waterman Arrowbile[306]
Frank Whittle UK  HF Inventor of the turbojet engine[307]
Steve Wittman* USA  HF Pioneering air-racer and aircraft engineer[308]
Henri Ziegler FRA  HF Founder and first president of Airbus[309]
Janusz Żurakowski POL  HF Flight test of Canadian supersonic aircraft[310]

Former members

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The following table contains former members of the society both living and dead. Members may resign from the society by submitting a written notice.[311] The society does not publish the names of former members so inclusion in this table must be determined by reliable sources other than the society itself (e.g. a public statement from the former member, biographies from a reliable source showing membership was dropped, etc).

Name Country Status Notability
Scott Carpenter USA  M Mercury-Atlas 7[312][313]
Brent W. Jett USA  M STS-72, STS-81, STS-97, STS-115[314][315]
Barry Schiff USA  M Speed records[316] and aviation author[317]
Rusty Schweickart USA  M Apollo 9[318][319]

Friends

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The following table contains individuals who were not eligible for membership but assisted the society in its endeavors and were recognized as a friend of the society. A complete list of friends is published by the society.[320]

Name Country Status Notability
Richard P. Hallion USA  FR Author and former USAF historian[321]
David Hartman USA  FR First host of ABC's Good Morning America,[322] SETP symposia moderator[323]
Barron Hilton USA  FR Chairman of Hilton Hotels Corporation[324]

References

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