List of Deputy Directors of Central Intelligence
| Name | Appointment Date | End of Term |
|---|---|---|
| Kingman Douglass | 1946 March | 1946 July |
| Vacant | 1946 July | 1947 January |
| Edwin Kennedy Wright | 1947 January | 1949 March |
| Vacant | 1949 March | 1950 October |
| William Harding Jackson | 1950 October | 1951 August |
| Allen Welsh Dulles | 1951 August | 1953 February |
| Gen Charles Pearre Cabell | 1953 April | 1962 January |
| LTG Marshall Sylvester Carter | 1962 April | 1965 April |
| Richard McGarrah Helms | 1965 April | 1966 June |
| Rufus Lackland Taylor | 1966 October | 1969 February |
| Gen Robert Everton Cushman, Jr. | 1969 May | 1971 December |
| Gen Vernon Anthony Walters | 1972 May | 1976 July |
| Enno Henry Knoche | 1976 July | 1977 August |
| John Francis Blake | 1974 August | 1978 February |
| Frank Charles Carlucci III | 1978 February | 1981 February |
| ADM Bobby Ray Inman | 1981 February | 1982 June |
| John Norman McMahon | 1982 June | 1986 March |
| Robert Michael Gates | 1986 April | 1989 March |
| Richard James Kerr | 1989 March | 1992 March |
| ADM William Oliver Studeman | 1992 April | 1995 July |
| George John Tenet | 1995 July | 1997 July |
| Gen John Alexander Gordon | 1997 October | 2000 June |
| John Edward McLaughlin | 2000 October | 2004 November |
| Vacant | 2004 November | 2005 July |
Note: The office of Deputy Director of Central Intelligence was separated into the offices of Principal Deputy Director of National Intelligence and Deputy Director of the Central Intelligence Agency.
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