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The National Intelligence Medal of Achievement was awarded by the Director of Central Intelligence and was a high enough award that it was to be presented by the Director of Central Intelligence, the Deputy Director of Central Intelligence, or if circumstance prevented presentation by those officials, it could be presented by the head of the Intelligence Community component where the recipient ...
For the collective performance of a unit or group that has resulted in accomplishments of a clearly superior nature and of significant benefit to the Intelligence Community [9] National Intelligence Exceptional Achievement Medal: In recognition for creditable service or contributions to the Intelligence Community and the United States
National Intelligence Medal for Valor National Intelligence Distinguished Service Medal National Intelligence Superior Service Medal National Intelligence Reform Medal (Retired 11/2010) National Intelligence Exceptional Achievement Medal National Intelligence Meritorious Unit Citation National Intelligence Medallion
National Intelligence Exceptional Achievement Medal, a United States Government award conferred by the Director of National Intelligence since 2012. Topics referred to by the same term This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the title National Intelligence Achievement Medal .
The National Intelligence Exceptional Achievement Medal is a silver colored medal 1 + 7 ⁄ 16 inches (37 mm) in height, oval in shape. On the obverse of the medal, at the top is a scalloped design with seven raised sections, from the top down to the sides. In the center is a gold heraldic rose with a gold disc superimposed over it bearing a ...
Recipients of the Intelligence Medal of Merit (18 P) Retirement medallions of the Central Intelligence Agency (3 P) Pages in category "Awards and decorations of the Central Intelligence Agency"
Distinguished Intelligence Medal; Awarded for "For performance of outstanding services or for achievement of a distinctly exceptional nature in a duty or responsibility, the results of which constitute a major contribution to the mission of the Agency." Country: United States of America: Presented by: Central Intelligence Agency: Eligibility
In 1975, Moody was awarded the inaugural National Intelligence Medal of Achievement. She retired from NSA the following year after 33 years of working for the agency. She was inducted into the NSA Hall of Honor in 2003. [5] She died at her summer retreat, aged 90, and was buried at Arlington National Cemetery. [3]