Defense Distinguished Service Medal
The Defense Distinguished Service Medal is a United States military award which is presented for exceptionally distinguished performance of duty contributing to the national security or defense of the United States. The medal was created on July 9, 1970, by President Richard Nixon in Executive Order 11545.
Defense Distinguished Service Medal People (First 49 people) - Page 3
William E. Ward
Bernard W. Rogers
Military personnel
Teddy G. Allen
Military personnel
Michael K. Nagata
Jonathan Greenert
Military officer
Frank J. Grass
General
Robert W. Sennewald
Austin S. Miller
Military personnel
Ben Hodges
Officer
Kevin Schneider
Bruce A. Wright
Charles L. Donnelly Jr.
General
Hugh Shelton
General
James Rainey
Dennis Reimer
Military personnel
Peter W. Chiarelli
Military personnel
John William Vessey Jr.
General
Samuel Ebbesen
Military personnel
Carlton W. Fulford Jr.
General
Robert H. Barrow
General
William B. Caldwell
Military personnel
Richard D. Lawrence
General
John H. Tilelli Jr.
General
William J. Flanagan Jr.
Commanding officer
Robert P. White
General
David L. Goldfein
General
Bryan D. Brown
General
Robert T. Dail
General
Alonzo Short
General
daniel w. christman
James F. Amos
General
Nina M. Armagno
General
Dale Vesser
General
George W. Smith Jr.
Kenneth W. Hunzeker
Military personnel
Mike Minihan
Martin R. Steele
General
Christopher W. Grady
Lori Robinson
General
Gregory A. Biscone
General
Daniel J. Murphy
Commanding officer
Vern Clark
Naval officer
John B. Conaway
General
arthur e. brown jr.
Military personnel
Samuel E. Ebbesen
Military personnel
Daniel James Jr.
Fighter pilot
Earle Wheeler