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The Henri Busignies Memorial Award

Henri Busignies, an electronics and communications expert, was responsible for over 140 inventions in aerial navigation and direction finding to guide aircraft. One of his inventions, the “Huff-Duff” high-frequency direction finder, is credited with helping to thwart German submarine wolfpacks during WWII. The award, established in 1981, primarily recognizes achievements in the field of communications equipment and is granted to any person who has contributed substantially to the advancement of electronics for the benefit of humanity.

2016 –Dr. Mischa Schwartz

2015 –Raymond L. Collins

2011 –Paul Gierow

2003 –Leonard R. Kahn

2000 –Stephen M. Meer

1998 –Reed E. Fisher

1997 –Leslie A. Geddes

1994 –Eric D. Stoll, Ph.D., P.E.

1992 –Stuart F. Meyer

1991 –Raymond E. Lafferty

1990 –William G. Donaldson

1989 –Avery G. Richardson

1988 –Francis T. Cassidy

1987 –Renville H. McMann, Jr.

1986 –Frank A. Gunther

1985 –Jerry B. Minter

1984 –Frank P. Barnes

1983 –David Talley

1982 –James O. Weldon

1981 –William H. Forster