1929
CAPT A. W. STEVEN
For his mastery of the upper air and his use of long-range photography.
1928
LT. HARRY A. SUTTON
For his quiet bravery, intelligence, skill and spirit performing spinning tests of observation planes.
1927
LT. ALBERT F. HEGENBERGER
LT. LESTER J. MAITLAND
For Hawaiian flight, June 28, 1927, in an Atlantic C.A.
1926
PAM AMERICAN GOOD WILL FLYERS:
MAJ HERBERT A. DARGUE
CAPT IRA C. EAKER
CAPT ARTHUR B. MCDANIEL
CAPT C. F. WOOLSEY
1ST LT J. W. BENTON
1ST LT CHARLES MCROBINSON
1ST LT MUIR S. FAIRCHILD
1ST LT BERNARD S. THOMPSON
1ST LT LEONARD D. WEDDINGON
1ST LT ENNIS C. WHITEHEAD
1925
LT JAMES H. DOOLITTLE
LT CYRUS K. BETTIS
For winning the Schneider and Pulitzer Races.
1924
CAPT LOWELL H. SMITH
1ST LT LESLIE P. ARNOLD
1ST LT LEIGH WADE
1ST LT ERIK H. NELSON
2ND LT HENRY H. OGDEN
For first round-the-world flight.
1923
LT JOHN A. MACREADY
LT OAKLEY G. KELLY
For a Non-Stop Transcontinental Flight.
1922
LT JOHN A. MACREADY
LT OAKLEY G. KELLY
For the World's Duration Record.
1921
LT JOHN A. MACREADY
For the World's Altitude Record.
1920
CAPT ST. CLAIR STREETT
1ST LT CLIFFORD C. NUTT
2ND LT ERIK H. NELON
2ND LT C. H. CRUMRINE
2ND LT ROSS C. KIRKPATRICK
SGT EDMOND HENRIQUES
SGT ALBERT T. VIERRA
SGT JOE E. ENGLISH
For their flights to Nome, Alaska and return.
