Distinguished Service Cross
The Distinguished Service Cross is the second highest military award that can be given to a member of the United States Army, for extreme gallantry and risk of life in actual combat with an armed enemy force.
Distinguished Service Cross People (First 49 people) - Page 5
Geoffrey Keyes
Officer
Samuel B. Griffith
Commander
Ben Sternberg
Military personnel
Roy Brown
Football player
David Hamer
Former Senator of Australia
Mike Hindmarsh
Australian military officer
Herbert B. Powell
Diplomat
Charles D. W. Canham
Commander
Charles Nungesser
French pilot
Lloyd Andrews Hamilton
Norman Cota
Senior officer
Frederick W. Galbraith
John Linton
Soldier
Richard Peek
Senior officer
Eldon Bargewell
Military personnel
James K. Johnson
Military officer
Bruce C. Clarke
Military personnel
Clift Andrus
Military personnel
Robert H. Barrow
General
Don J. Jenkins
Military personnel
Hubert Zemke
Fighter pilot
Roderic Dallas
General
John Shirley Wood
Officer
Spencer B. Akin
General
Clark L. Ruffner
Military personnel
Charles Andrew MacGillivary
Military personnel
George Andrew Davis Jr.
Fighter pilot
Michael Pollock
Lewis Millett
Officer
Russell Maughan
Combat pilot
John J. Tolson
Military personnel
Vermont Garrison
Flying ace
Charles Lightoller
British mariner
Bruce W. Carr
Aircraft pilot
Julius Ochs Adler
Journalist
Gorman DeFreest Larner
Remington D. B. Vernam
Cyril F. Homer
Edward Cragg
Aircraft pilot
Robert Alexander
United States Army officer
Lonnie R. Moore
Military officer
Paul Bernard Malone
General
Harold Auten
Naval commander
Robert T. Frederick
Senior officer
John J. Voll
Aircraft pilot
John Pershing
Senior officer
Edwin J. Messinger
General
