Home About Us History Photo Gallery Products Objectives & Policies Pilot Proficiency Programme Flying Training Conference Aus. Light Aircraft Championships Wings International Learn to Fly Scholarship Awards Executive Technical Advisory & Safety Committee Application Forms Contact Us	Oswald Watt Gold Medal Criteria: A most brilliant performance in the air or the most notable contribution to aviation by an Australian or in Australia. The Medal was instigated in 1921. Previous recipients include the late Sir Charles Kingsford-Smith, Bert Hinkler, Sir Donald Anderson, Henry Millicer (of Victa Fame), Peter Lloyd, Ian Honnery. The most recent Medals have been to Jon Johanson, World Record Holder (1995), Shirley Adkins (1996) and Bernie Sarroff of Royal Newcastle Aero Club (1997) and Dr Andrew Thomas PhD Nasa Astronaut (1998). Whilst sole responsibility for deciding whether an award will be made in any one year rests with the Executive of the Royal Federation of Aero Clubs of Australia, nominations are not restricted to RFACA members. The decision of the Executive is final and no correspondence will be entered into. History of Lieutenant Colonel Walter Oswald Watt OBE, DSO, LdeH, CdeG Click here for the history of Lieutenant Colonel Walter Oswald Watt Click here for the Oswald Watt Gold Medal Award Nomination Form for 2012 Download the List of Award Recipients Below Oswald Watt Gold Medal Award Recipients for 2013 back to awards page
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