Howard Galloway Spacemodeling Award

« History

1976  Richard Nelson, NAR Membership Committee
1978  Terry Lee, former head of Contest Board
1982  Col. Howard Kuhn for his work at the 1980 World Championships in Lakehurst, NJ and as Chairman of the FAI CIAM Subcommittee on Space Models
1983  Vernon Estes, G. Harry Stine & Orville H Carlisle
1984  Ed Pearson for Public Demos at Goddard Space Flight Center
1985  NAR Blue Ribbon Commission
1987  Jack Kane, Chris Tavares, G. Harry Stine, Dane Boles
1988  Art Rose for his work with USA FAI team
1989  Gary Rosenfeld, for contributions in composite motor development
1990  Ken Brown, Ed LaCroix, Matt Steele, Chris Pearson & Dan Kafun for making competition kits
1991  Chris Tavares, for work in obtaining new insurance
1992  Dr. Bob Kreutz, for Efforts Resulting in the Elimination of the NJ State Model Rocketry Permit
1993  Joe Egan of Shaw/Pittman, NAR’s law firm
1994  J. Pat Miller honoring his 16 years as NAR President
1995  Michael Platt for his work with the BATF
1996  Vernon Estes for his work on the new NAR S&T Test Stand
1997  G. Harry Stine for his service as Chairman of the NFPA Committee on Pyrotechnics
1998  NAR Standards & Testing Committee
1999  Peter Always for his pioneering work on scale modeling
2000  Tim Van Milligan, for Apogee Components
2003  Trip Barber for Team America Rocketry Challenge
2007  Jay Apt & his group for work on Range Safety Improvement
2009  Mark Bundick for his years of work on the lawsuit against the BATF
2010 Thomas Beach for his work as Sport Rocketry Editor
2011  Vince Huegele & Chuck Pierce for the NASA Student Launch Initiative Program
2012  Ed Pearson for 30 years of paying forward
2013  Ivan Galysh for his significant and prolonged outreach efforts to America’s youth through the Team America Rocketry Challenge and the CANSAT programs.
2014  Dr. John S. Langford for his efforts leading the USA FAI Team
2015  Fred Shecter for his efforts towards changing California model rocketry law
2015  Bill Stine and Pat Fitzpatrick for their years of work to bring the history of model rocketry to the Museum of Flight