The William Tell competition in 1972 was held at Tyndall AFB in Florida. There were twelve teams competing in total: three F-101
Voodoo teams, three F-102 Delta Dagger teams, and six F-106 Delta Dart teams. 1972 was when the first "Top Gun" award was awarded and introduction of the subsonic BQM-34A Firebee target drone into the competition. It was won by a Canadian team from the first French-Canadian fighter squadron, the 425 All Weather Fighter Squadron "Les Alouettes". The recipients were Capt. Lowell Butters (Pilot) and Capt. Douglas Danko (Navigator). They were flying the CF-101B Voodoo. Air University Review, May–June 1971