Mr. David W. Allen Citation: For fundamental insight into the characterization of error sources in highly accurate time references and for the development of readily applicable clock performance metrics.
	Dr. John C. Bellamy Citation: For the recognition that meteorological measurements could provide an aid to aircraft navigation and for the reduction to practice of the principles of pressure-pattern navigation that embodies this insight.
Dr. R. Grover Brown Citation: For his lifetime contributions as a teacher of navigation technology and for his leadership in the formulation and evaluation of Receiver Aided GPS Integrity Monitoring.
	Mr. Roger L. Easton Citation: For his visionary insight into the central role of precision timekeeping in a satellite based navigation system and for technical leadership in the development of the "Timation" satellites that embodied advanced clock technology for space applications.
Mr. Edward L. McGann Citation: For his corporate leadership in the development of Transportable LORAN-C and Loran D transmitters and for his effective advocacy of the LORAN system
	Dr. Bradford W. Parkinson Citation: For his leadership of the GPS Joint Program Office from its inception until the first GPS satellites were launched and for his continuing leadership in the development of GPS as an educator and as an advocate of the civil uses of GPS.
Dr. James J. Spilker, Jr. Citation: For his technical leadership in GPS signal and receiver design and for his contribution to the development of GPS Instrumentation
	Mr. Thomas A. Stansell, Jr. Citation: For his contributions to the development and commercialization of Transit and GPS User Equipment.
Mr. Eric R. Swanson Citation: For his contributions to the design, development and deployment of the OMEGA navigation system.
	Mr. William J. Tull Citation: For his leadership in the development and application of Doppler Radar to aircraft navigation.