History / Offices
Director of Central Intelligence
16 people have held this office since Jan 23, 1946. Vacant or no longer exists.
Holders
165 D · 5 R · 4 I · 2 U
Longest tenure
8.8 yearsAllen Dulles
Current
—nobody
history/office/director-of-central-intelligenceEvery holder, newest first+16
George Tenet D
Dec 15, 1996 – Jul 11, 2004 · 7.6 years · appointed by Bill Clinton
John M. Deutch D
May 10, 1995 – Dec 15, 1996 · 19 months · appointed by Bill Clinton
R. James Woolsey, Jr. D
Feb 5, 1993 – Jan 10, 1995 · 23 months · appointed by Bill Clinton
Robert Gates R
Nov 6, 1991 – Jan 20, 1993 · 14 months · appointed by George H. W. Bush
William H. Webster R
May 26, 1987 – Aug 31, 1991 · 4.3 years · appointed by Ronald Reagan
William J. Casey R
Jan 28, 1981 – Jan 29, 1987 · 6 years · appointed by Ronald Reagan
Stansfield Turner D
Mar 9, 1977 – Jan 20, 1981 · 3.9 years · appointed by Jimmy Carter
George H. W. Bush R
Jan 30, 1976 – Jan 20, 1977 · 12 months · appointed by Gerald Ford
William Colby I
Sep 4, 1973 – Jan 30, 1976 · 2.4 years · appointed by Richard Nixon
James R. Schlesinger R
Feb 2, 1973 – Jul 2, 1973 · 5 months · appointed by Richard Nixon
Richard Helms I
Jun 30, 1966 – Feb 2, 1973 · 6.6 years · appointed by Lyndon B. Johnson
Allen Dulles D
Feb 26, 1953 – Nov 29, 1961 · 8.8 years · appointed by Dwight D. Eisenhower
Walter Bedell Smith I
Oct 7, 1950 – Feb 9, 1953 · 2.3 years · appointed by Harry S. Truman
Roscoe Henry Hillenkoetter I
May 1, 1947 – Oct 7, 1950 · 3.4 years · appointed by Harry S. Truman
Hoyt Vandenberg
Jun 10, 1946 – May 1, 1947 · 11 months · appointed by Harry S. Truman
Sidney Souers
Jan 23, 1946 – Jun 10, 1946 · 5 months · appointed by Harry S. Truman
Dates are from Wikidata, which has gaps for some historical offices. Consecutive terms of one person are merged.