Notable Recipients
See also: Category:Recipients of the Air Medal- Buzz Aldrin
- Irv Anderson
- Henry Arnold
- Rex T. Barber
- John Beal
- Kermit Beahan
- Bruce Bennett
- Leo Berman
- Jim Berg
- Roy Boehm
- Richard Bong
- Bill Bower
- Patrick Henry Brady (with "V" device and award numeral 52)
- Kenneth Cecil Bunch
- George H. W. Bush
- Ben Nighthorse Campbell
- Howard Cannon
- Roger Chaffee
- Robert L. Coffey, Jr.
- Bruce P. Crandall (23 awards)
- Jack Crichton
- Benjamin O. Davis, Jr.
- Bud Day
- Morton Deutsch
- Jimmy Doolittle
- Wayne A. Downing (with Valor and 2 silver Oak Leaf Clusters)
- Thomas Andrews Drake
- Tammy Duckworth
- Michael Durant
- Thomas Ferebee
- Clark Gable
- Francis Gabreski
- John Glenn
- David E. Grange, Jr. (23 awards)
- Gus Grissom
- David Hackworth (with "V" device and award numeral 34)
- Joe R. Hooper
- Bob Hoover
- Robert L. Howard
- John F. G. Howe
- John E. Hunt
- Jack H. Jacobs
- Daniel "Chappie" James, Jr.
- Johnnie Johnson (RAF officer)
- William T. Kane
- Michael Karas
- Ben Kuroki
- Clyde Lassen
- Curtis LeMay
- John Levitow
- Jim Lovell
- George Marrett
- Barry McCaffrey
- John McCain, Senator and presidential candidate
- Charles McGee (with 25 Oak Leaf Clusters)
- Ed McMahon actor, entertainer, and Marine pilot
- George McGovern, US congressman, presidential candidate
- Ian McPhillips U.S. Coast Guardsman
- Evan Mecham
- John C. Meyer
- Edward S. Michael
- Robin L. Moore, Jr.
- Wayne Morris
- Michael Novosel
- Robin Olds
- Joseph R. Pitts
- Stephen Pless
- Colin Powell
- George Preddy
- Bob Price
- Chesty Puller
- Raleigh Rhodes
- Gene Roddenberry
- Andy Rooney
- Robert Rosenthal
- H. Norman Schwarzkopf
- Arthur D. Simons
- William M. Steger
- James Stewart
- James Stockdale
- Bruce Sundlun
- Charles Sweeney
- William Y. Thompson
- Paul Tibbets
- Witold Urbanowicz
- Patrick M. Walsh
- Bobby Wilks
- Ted Williams
- Delbert Wong
- Chuck Yeager
- Hubert Zemke
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