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 0
Bud Day
Aviator
Norman Schwarzkopf Jr.
General
Martin Dempsey
General
Chuck Yeager
Flying ace
James Irwin
American astronaut
James McDivitt
American aircraft pilot
Charles Duke
American former astronaut
Charles G. Boyd
General
Darren W. McDew
General
Buzz Aldrin
American former astronaut
Peter Pace
General
Lyman Lemnitzer
Military personnel
William W. Momyer
Officer
Carlton D. Everhart II
Larry O. Spencer
General
Richard Myers
President of Kansas State University
John L. Piotrowski
General
Thomas S. Moorman Jr.
Military officer
John W. Raymond
Robert Michael White
American electrical engineer
Maurice F. Weisner
Commanding officer
William Anders
Former United States Ambassador to Norway
Robin Rand
General
Joe Engle
American pilot
Herbert J. Carlisle
Commanding officer
Lauris Norstad
American general
John M. Loh
General
Ellen M. Pawlikowski
Commanding officer
Michael E. Ryan
General
David C. Jones
General
James Cartwright
Olympic athlete
Lloyd W. Newton
American commissioned officer
Bernard P. Randolph
Monroe W. Hatch Jr.
Former general
Eugene E. Habiger
Commanding officer
Frank Klotz
Administrator of the National Nuclear Security Administration
Paul K. Carlton Jr.
Commissioned officer
Chuck Boyd
Photographer
Carl E. Vuono
carmen lozano dumler salvador e. felices
General
James Kowalski
James Ferguson
Scottish astronomer
Daniel James III
General
Frederick J. Finch
Martha Rainville
Officer
Jeanne M. Holm
James E. Briggs
