What did the US Department of Defense honor Owsley with?
Medal of Honor
Commander's Award for Civilian Service
Distinguished Service Medal
Military Cross
Answer
Owsley was honored with the Commander's Award for Civilian Service by the US Department of Defense. This award is given to civilians who have made significant contributions to the Department of Defense. Owsley was recognized for his work in developing new technologies for the military, as well as his efforts to improve the relationship between the Department of Defense and the scientific community.
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