Distinguished Service Medal
The Distinguished Service Medal is a military award of the United States Army that is presented to any person who, while serving in any capacity with the United States military, has distinguished himself or herself by exceptionally meritorious service to the Government in a duty of great responsibility.
Distinguished Service Medal People (First 49 people) - Page 1
Gustave F. Perna
Kurt W. Tidd
Commanding officer
Philip S. Davidson
Military officer
Dan Dailey
American actor
Charles R. Forbes
Theodore Miller Edison
American businessman
Madeleine Edison
Thomas Edison's daughter
Marion Estelle Edison
Thomas Edison's daughter
Thomas Alva Edison Jr.
American inventor
Marshall Carter
Former Director of the National Security Agency
Ralph Canine
Former Director of the National Security Agency
Georges Marchal
French actor
Timothy J. Keating
Commanding officer
Louis E. Denfeld
John Henry Towers
Admiral
Thomas B. Fargo
Commanding officer
Felix Stump
DeWitt Clinton Ramsey
Commanding officer
Edward Lansdale
Officer
Paul J. Weitz
American naval officer
Claire Lee Chennault
American aviator
Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney
American businessman
Edgar Mitchell
Aviator
Robert B. Abrams
General
William O. Studeman
Former Director of the National Security Agency of the USA
Alan Goodrich Kirk
Former United States Ambassador to China
Albert M. Calland III
Admiral
Ann E. Dunwoody
Military personnel
John M. Murray
Robert Brooks Brown
President of Association of the United States Army
William S. Knudsen
Executive
William Harrison Standley
Ambassador
Marc Mitscher
Aviator
Richmond K. Turner
Admiral
Holland Smith
General
Frank Friday Fletcher
Admiral
J. Lawton Collins
Senior officer
George McArthur
Actor
William Birdwood
Baron Birdwood
Leland D. Crawford
Robert E. Wood
American military officer
Paul D. Harkins
Raymond O. Barton
Commander
John K. Cannon
General
Muir S. Fairchild
Officer
Johnnie E. Wilson
General
John R. Deane Jr.
General ‧ John R. Deane's son
