was was recognized with the Aviation Achievement Award in 1998 The KAA’s mission is to foster and promote aviation facilities, safety, industry, business and aerospace education in Kentucky and elsewhere. […]
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born in Boston, Mass., considers Lexington his hometown following medical study at the University of Kentucky in the 1960s. He earned an MD from Columbia University. He has over 17,700
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Robert W. Moore was born in Louisville, Kentucky on August 27 1921. He graduated from Anchorage High School in Anchorage, KY, and went on to attend Duke University for two
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was a P-38 pilot in world war II, with 13 air victories while flying out of Guadalcanal. A flight from his unit downed the aircraft of famed Japanese Admiral Yamamoto
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General Russell Elliott Dougherty had a distinguished 35-year military career, culminating as Commander in Chief of Strategic Air Command (SAC) and Director of Strategic Target Planning at Offutt Air Force
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is a Butler County native who opened airports in Bowling Green, Louisville, Georgetown and Cynthiana. Mr. Coy trained 800 to 1,000 pilots, and was considered by many to be a
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