program for placing the eyes, ears & hand of the United States on the Moon. 1968 – Apollo 8 crew: Col. Frank Borman, USAF; Capt. James A. Lovell, Jr., USN; Lt. Col. William A. Anders, USAF for the first lunar orbit. 1969 – Apollo 11 crew: NEIL A. ARMSTRONG, COL. Edwin E. AldrinJR., USAF; COL. Michael Collins, USAF for the first landing of man on the surface of the Moon, July 20, 1969. 1970 – The Boeing Company for their introduction of the Boeing 747. 1971 – David Scott, James Irwin, Alfred Worden, and Robert Gilruth of the Apollo 15 mission. 1972 – The Officers and Men of the 7th Air Force and 8th Air Force of the United States Air Force and Task Force 77 of the United States Navy for Operation Linebacker II. 1973 – William C. Schneider and crews of the Skylab program 1974 – John F. Clark of NASA and Daniel J. Fink of GE, representing NASA's Earth Resources Technology Satellite Program, LANDSAT for mankind's management of the Earth's resources and with recognition to Hughes Aircraft Company and RCA. 1975 – David S. Lewis, Jr. of General Dynamics Corporation and the F-16 Air Force Industry Team. 1976 - USAF and Rockwell International Corporation for the highly successful design, development, management, and flight test of the B-1 strategic aircraft system. 1977 - Robert J. Dixon for his work on Red Flag. 1978 - Sam B. Williams for development of the small, high-efficiency turbofan. 1979 - Paul MacCready for the MacCready Gossamer Albatross piloted by Bryan Allen made the first man-powered flight across the English Channel. 1980 - Edward C. Stone representing the Voyager mission team's fly-by of Saturn. 1981 - NASA, Rockwell International, Martin Marietta, and Thiokol for the development of manned reusable spacecraft noting astronauts John Young, Robert Crippen, Joe Engle and Richard Truly. 1982 - Thornton "T" Arnold Wilson and The Boeing Company for the Boeing 757 and the 767. 1983 - The United States Army and Hughes Aircraft Helicopters for advanced weapons systems for the AH-64A Apache. 1984 - Bruce McCandless and Charles E. Whitsett of NASA and Walter W. Bollendonk of Martin Marietta for their work on satellite rescue and repair. 1985 - Russell W Meyer and Cessna Aircraft for the outstanding safety record of the Cessna Citation aircraft. 1986 - Dick Rutan, Jeana Yeager, Burt Rutan and the team of the first