Dick Schram Memorial Community Relations Award:
139th Air Wing, Missouri Air Guard, St. Joseph, Missouri.
Since 1988, the Dick Schram Memorial Community Relations Award is annually awarded to the one military air show, open house or flying event that best represents the spirit of community for which Dick Schram stood throughout his naval career. Schram personified all that was good about the military's involvement in air shows as a Blue Angel pilot and later as the Department of Defense Aviation Support Liaison Officer .
Steve Hinton:
The Scholl Award is presented each year to the air show performer who best embodies legendary air show performer Art Scholl's commitment to air show entertainment and showmanship. Perhaps the most talented air show pilot of his generation, Scholl was a renowned aerobatic pilot and consummate air show performer. He flew his Chipmunk aircraft before an estimated audience of 80 million people over 20 years and appeared in more than 200 motion picture films, documentaries and television commercials.
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The Sword of Excellence
Col. Larry Gallogly, The ICAS Sword of Excellence is presented each year to recognize outstanding contributions to the air show industry. The list of past recipients reads like a virtual Who's Who of outstanding air show professionals over the last 20+ years.
Since 1981, the award has been synonymous with air show excellence. The Sword of Excellence is widely considered to be the single highest honor an individual air show professional can receive.
ICAS Hall of Fame Inductees:
(Below via ICAS Foundation)
Air Show Hall of Fame 2010 Class of Inductees Announced. They say everybody is a hero to someone... Who is your hero? The ICAS Foundation will inducted three new members into the Air Show Hall of Fame for 2010 Wednesday night. Harold Johnson, legendary Ford Tri-Motor pilot; Joe Hughes, performer innovator of the 70's; and Jim LeRoy, member of the Masters of Disaster and a solo performer in his own right.
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