On December 18, 2025, Attorney Alan Armstrong was appointed to the Georgia Aviation Hall of Fame Board, marking a significant honor in recognition of his leadership and commitment to aviation in Georgia. Armstrong traveled to the Georgia State Capitol, where he was formally sworn in by Governor Brian Kemp himself. Photos from the ceremony capture this memorable occasion and highlight the significance of the appointment. The Georgia Aviation Hall of Fame was officially established in April 1989, following the signing of enabling legislation by Governor Joe Frank Harris. The act created a permanent home for the state’s aviation honors program within the Museum of Aviation at Robins Air Force Base. Situated in Warner Robins, Georgia, roughly seven miles from Interstate 75, the museum occupies a scenic 51-acre campus and houses a diverse collection of more than 100 aircraft, missiles, and cockpit displays.