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David D. Bulkley, Founder and first President of
the Gallups Island Radio Association, received the Marconi Gold Medal of
Achievement for preserving the traditions of maritime radio in World War 2.
David holds amateur callsign KY1O. |
![David Bulkley](images/bulkley.jpg) |
![Ray Minichiello](images/minichiello.jpg) |
Ray Minichiello, Founder of the Guglielmo Marconi
Foundation and the U.S. National Marconi Museum received
the Marconi Gold Medal of Achievement for his contributions to preserving
the history of wireless communication. Ray holds amateur callsign W1BC. |
John Chooljian, received the Marconi
Gold Medal of Achievement for preserving the traditions of maritime radio in World
War 2 in the restoration of LST 325 and aiding its return to the United States from Crete.
John holds amateur callsign K2KRF. |
![John Chooljian](images/chooljian.jpg) |
![Douglas Stivison](images/STIVISONw.jpg) |
Douglas S. Stivison received the David
Kintzer Memorial Plaque for his service to the VWOA. In 1998 he also received
the DeForest Audion Award. |
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