NAHF Announces Class of '05
Flight Journal, Apr 2005
ON JULY 16, 2005, FOUR AVIATION LEGENDS will join the 182 enshrinees currently honored by the National Aviation Hall of Fame.
The enshrinee class of 2005 consists of WW Il tactician and fighter ace John R. Alison, record-setting aviatrix and aerobatics champion Betty Skelton Frankman, pioneering military aviatrix Nancy Harkness Love and innovative engineer and aerospace industry leader Benjamin (Ben) R. Rich.
Call (937) 256-0944, ext. 10, to make an advance reservation for the NAHF 44th Annual Enshrinement Ceremony. Seats are $125 per person. The NAHF is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization. For more information, visit the NAHF website at www.nationalaviation.org, or call (937) 256-0944, ext. 16.
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