Air Force Distinguished Service Medal
The Air Force Distinguished Service Medal was created by an act of the United States Congress on July 6, 1960. The medal was intended as a new decoration of the United States Air Force to replace the policy of awarding the Army Distinguished Service Medal to Air Force personnel.
Air Force Distinguished Service Medal People (First 49 people) - Page 1
Donald J. Harlin
Paul X. Kelley
General
Jack I. Gregory
Arthur Lichte
Michael Gould
Chief executive
John F. Regni
General
John W. Rosa
General
Paul E. Stein
General
John R. Dallager
Michael C. Gould
Commanding officer
Norma Elaine Brown
American commanding officer
Russell E. Dougherty
Military officer
Gary L. North
General
Carmelita VigilSchimmenti
Officer
Charles A. Gabriel
General
John T. Chain Jr.
General
Richard E. Hawley
General
Truman H. Landon
General
Gabriel P. Disosway
Billy M. Minter
George Scratchley Brown
General
Norton A. Schwartz
President of the Institute for Defense Analyses
Lawrence A. Skantze
Thomas S. Power
Military officer
Bernard Adolph Schriever
Commissioned officer
George T. Babbitt, Jr.
General
William H. Blanchard
General
John W. Handy
General
Robert D. Russ
Charles T. Robertson Jr.
Arnold W. Bunch Jr.
Edgar R. Anderson Jr.
General
Horace M. Wade
Former general
James L. Jamerson
General
Henry Viccellio Jr.
Former general
José M. Portela
Officer
Paul K. Carlton
General
Robert Cardenas
Robert James Dixon
General
Sam Parish
Samuel Phillips
Minister
Louis T. Seith
Former general
David A. Burchinal
William S. Stone
American general
William T. Hobbins
General
William E. DePuy
General
Merrill McPeak
Former Acting Secretary of U.S. Air Force
