Iven Carl Kincheloe

1928–1958 (age 30)

Air Force Test Pilot

Biography

Iven Carl Kincheloe was an Air Force test pilot whose courage and curiosity lifted both himself and the service he loved into new frontiers of aviation. His work helped expand the bounds of flight, and his willingness to embrace risk reflected a deep commitment to advancing pilot safety and capability.

Even in the most harrowing trials, he remained focused on the larger mission, earning the admiration of fellow aviators and the gratitude of a nation. He lies at Arlington National Cemetery, where his daring spirit continues to inspire future generations of airmen.

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