Recipients For Lifetime Achievements
- 2013 Joe Sutter
- 2012 Burt Rutan
- 2011 George Mueller
- 2010 Christopher C. Kraft, Jr.
- 2009 John R. Casani and C. Gordon Fullerton
- 2008 Col. Joseph Kittinger
- 2007 Robert A. "Bob" Hoover
- 2006 James A. Van Allen
- 2005 Frank N. Piasecki
- 2004 Neil Armstrong
- 2003 (No Award) - In observance of the Centennial of Flight in 2003, the NASM did not award Trophy this year.
- 2002 Stanley Hiller Jr.
- 2001 Sen. John Glenn
- 2000 A. Scott Crossfield
- 1999 Dr. Simon Ramo
- 1998 Richard T. Whitcomb
- 1997 Anthony "Tony" LeVier
- 1996 Gen. Bernard A. Schriever, USAF (Ret.)
- 1995 Najeeb E. Halaby
- 1994 Dr. Michael H. Carr
- 1993 Olive Ann Beech
- 1992 Francis M. Rogallo
- 1991 Arthur E. Raymond
- 1990 Kelly Johnson and the SR-71 Design Team
- 1989 Edwin Land
- 1988 Harold Masursky
- 1987 John Steiner
- 1986 Sir Frank Whittle and Dr. Hans von Ohain
- 1985 Robert R. Gilruth
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