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National Security Medal

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Awarded by the President of the United States to any individual "for distinguished achievement or outstanding contribution on or after 26 July 1947, in the field of intelligence relating to the national security."

NameOccupationBirthDeathKnown for
James R. Clapper
Military
c. 1941   Director of National Intelligence
Wild Bill Donovan
Government
1-Jan-1883 8-Feb-1959 Founded the OSS
Diana Lady Dougan
Diplomat
13-Jan-1943   Former US Ambassador
Robert F. Ellsworth
Politician
11-Jun-1926 9-May-2011 Congressman from Kansas, 1961-67
William Friedman
Scientist
24-Sep-1891 12-Nov-1969 Cryptography pioneer
Robert M. Gates
Government
25-Sep-1943   US Secretary of Defense, 2006-11
Richard Helms
Government
30-Mar-1913 22-Oct-2002 CIA Director, 1966-73
J. Edgar Hoover
Government
1-Jan-1895 2-May-1972 Director of the FBI, 1924-72
Bobby Ray Inman
Military
4-Apr-1931   Admiral, NSA Director, Deputy CIA Director
Kelly Johnson
Engineer
27-Feb-1910 21-Dec-1990 Lockheed Skunk Works plane designer
William F. Raborn
Government
8-Jun-1905 6-Mar-1990 CIA Director 1965-66
James R. Schlesinger
Government
15-Feb-1929   Served Nixon, Ford, Carter
Brent Scowcroft
Government
19-Mar-1925   National Security Advisor to Ford and GHWB
William O. Studeman
Military
16-Jan-1940   NSA Director, 1988-92
Stansfield Turner
Government
1-Dec-1923   CIA Director, 1977-81
William Webster
Government
6-Mar-1924   FBI Director 1978-87, CIA Director 1987-91


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