NSA Hall of Honor
The Hall of Honor is a memorial at the National Security Agency headquarters in Fort Meade, Maryland. It honors individuals who rendered distinguished service to American cryptology.[1]
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The Hall of Honor
The Hall of Honor is located on the grounds of the National Cryptologic Museum adjacent to NSA's headquarters in Ft. Meade, MD. Created in 1999, The standards are high for induction into the Hall of Honor. The individuals honored were innovators over their entire peers or made major contributions to the structure and processes of American cryptology.[2]
Inductees
Yearly, the National Cryptologic Museum Foundation recommends a slate of honorees to the National Security Agency for consideration along with nominees from other sources.[3]
2015
2014
2013
- Vera Ruth Filby
- Richard Proto
- Washington Wong
- Native American Code talkers[6]
2012
2011
2010
- Joseph Amato
- David Boak
- Genevieve Grotjan Feinstein
- Leo Rosen[9]
2009
- Richard A. Day
- Minnie M. Kenny
- Major general Doyle Larson
- Arthur Levenson[10]
2008
- Benson K. Buffman
- Charles L. Gandy
- General Alfred M. Gray
- Oliver R. Kirby
- Rear Admiral Donald M. Showers[11]
2007
2006
- Brigadier General Bernard Ardisana
- Edward A. Everett
- Cecil J. Phillips
- James W. Pryde
- Thomas E. Tremain[13]
2005
- Dr. William Blankinship
- Francis Raven
- Arthur J. Salemme
- Rear Admiral Joseph N. Wenger[14]
2004
- Dorothy T. Blum
- James R. Chiles
- Meredith Gardner
- Brigadier General John Tiltman[15]
2003
2002
- Captain Thomas H. Dyer
- Norman Wild
- Dr. Richard A. Leibler
- Mitford M. Mathews
- Charles C. Tevis
- Dr. Julia Ward[17]
2001
- Howard C. Barlow
- Mahlon E. Doyle
- Dr. Sydney Jaffe
- Major General John E. Morrison[18]
2000
1999
- William F. Friedman
- Elizebeth Friedman
- Herbert Yardley
- Captain Laurance Safford
- Frank Rowlett
- Dr. Abraham Sinkov
- Dr. Solomon Kullback
- Lieutenant General Ralph Canine[20]
References
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- National Security Agency/Central Security Service Cryptologic Memorial
- CIA Memorial Wall
- Military Intelligence Hall of Fame
- National Security Agency
- National Cryptologic Museum
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