- Name: Alan Bruce Humrickhouse
- Location of Birth: Minneapolis, Minnesota
- Date of Birth: January 10, 1932
- Date of Death:
- Parents: Alan and Gray Humrickhouse
- High School and Class: 1949
- College: Dunwoody Technology
- Highest Rank: E-6
- Branch: Navy
- Other Branch: Army National Guard
- Date Sworn In: February, 1951
- Place Sworn In: Minneapolis, Minneapolis
- Date of Discharge: January, 1992
- Place of Discharge: St. Paul, Minnesota
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Units and Locations:
Start Date End Date Unit(s) and Location(s) Served February, 1951 May, 1962 United States Navy - Aviation 1981 1992 Army National Guard - Aviation - Military Awards:
Combat Aircrew Wings - Navy
Aircrew Wings - Navy
Senior Aviation Wings - Army
Military Service Medal - awarded by National Society Sons of the American Revolution
24+ years combined Service--Navy (Aviation) and Army National Guard (Aviation)
- Military Highlights:
Navy - Instructor in Aerial Submarine Warfare
Army National Guard - Aviation - Technical Inspector
Total military service: 5 years active duty and 19 years active reserve - Wars Involved:
Korean Conflict - MIA / POW:
- Civilian Life:
Chief Pilot - State of Minnesota (Department of Natural Resources).
President - International Association of Resource Pilots.
News article naming Humrickhouse International Association of Resource Pilots President:
"Forestry's Chief Pilot, Bruce Humrickhouse, was elected president of the International Association of Resource Pilots (IANRP) at its annual convention this August in Tulsa, Oklahoma.
Humrickhouse, a 25-year veteran of the Division of Forestry, has been the Chief Pilot for the Division since 1979.
The International Association of Resource Pilots is composed of pilots who fly in the highly specialized field of natural resources, whose duties include fire fighting, wildlife research and surveys, radio telemetry, law enforcement and search and rescue. The association meets annually to provide member pilots with information and training in the use of state of art equipment. Pilots are also given the opportunity to "test" fly new aircraft that may be suited to specific natural resource flight missions." - Tribal Affiliation(s):