Distinguished Intelligence Medal

The Distinguished Intelligence Medal ( CIADIM, dt " medal for excellent service " ) is an award from the Central Intelligence Agency for outstanding and exceptional performance in intelligence application or corresponding responsibility.

Bearers

• James Jesus Angleton
• Milt Bearden
• Gary Berntsen
• Cofer Black
• David W. Carey
• John W. Coffey
• William Colby
• James Critchfield
• Fritz Ermarth
• Harry B. Fisher
• Robert Gates
• Burton Gerber
• Richard Helms
• Dick Holm
• Tony Jordan
• Richard Kerr
• George Kisevalter
• Paul Redmond
• Theodore Shackley
• Clarence Leonard Johnson
• Major General Michael E. Ennis, U.S. Marine Corps ( USMC)
• Admiral William O. Studeman, U.S. Navy ( USN)
• Arthur C. Lundahl
• Lawrence R. Houston
• Harritte Thompson

Others

Medals and Decorations of the CIA are often casually jockstrap medals ( jockstrap medals ) because both their ceremony, and the ceremony reason, subject to confidentiality, also is her wearing banned in public.