While it is too late to join us in Washington DC, it is never too late to honor our 2026 indictees.
At the National Aviation Hall of Fame, we honor the men and women who liked at the sky and dared to dream big. We tell the stories of their contributions and achievements as a catalyst for young minds, presenting our Enshrinees as role models, inspiring future generations toward their own service, achievement, and excellence.
Please join us in elevating their accomplishments and consider a gift to help us honor our Enshrinees.
Every dollar supports programming in the National Aviation Hall of Fame museum, co-located at the National Museum of the United States Air Force so we can continue to tell their incredible stories for generations to come!
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The NAHF Class of 2026 is a remarkable ensemble of individuals who have left an indelible mark on the aviation and space industries. Their contributions span a wide spectrum of accomplishments, furthering the frontiers of flight and exploration.
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A pioneering radar engineer at Wright Field’s Avionics Lab, Bahret is often called “the father of stealth.” He developed groundbreaking methods to measure and predict radar signatures based on shape and materials—without the need for physical models. His work identified key contributors to radar reflection, such as curved surfaces, jet turbines, and antennas. By the 1960s, his theories had been applied to stealth-enhancing designs, such as the Hound Dog missile, placing the U.S. decades ahead in radar evasion technology and laying the foundation for modern low-observable aircraft. |
This prestigious event is the beginning of a meaningful partnership. For more than 60 years, our nonprofit has reached young aviators nationwide with the stories and lessons of our Enshrinees. With your support, there is no limit to what we can achieve in the next 60 years.
We gathered with the national aviation and aerospace community to celebrate the remarkable achievements and lasting impact of our 2025 Inductees. Last year’s Enshrinement event took place at the historic B-29 Doc Hangar in Wichita, where attendees heard powerful stories from our newest enshrinees and shared countless unforgettable moments.
Want to relive the experience? View the full gallery of highlights from the 2025 Enshrinement celebration.
2025 Enshrinement Photos Photos from the President’s Reception
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