Yes - In the sense that ALL non-military law enforcement personnel are civilians, the Secret Service is a branch f the Treasury Department, they are not part of the military.
Added for clafification: Members of the law enforcement community will, among themselves, oftentimes make reference to "civilians." or "citizens," but what they are doing is differentiating between their status as 'sworn officers,' and members of the general public (i.e.: the 'non-law enforcement' community).
Whle members of the military are NOT members of the civil service, the police ARE members of the civil service (i.e.: CIVILian Service) .The police are under the control of their local civilian government (the Executive Branch) while the military is under the control of the Department of Defense which answers to the Congress and the President.
Yes, the names of Secret Service members are generally not made public. This is to protect their identities and ensure their safety while carrying out their duties.
Medical treatment of service members and their dependants at military hospitals is free. Treatment received at civilian facilities is a matter of CHAMPUS, the insurance for military service members and their dependants.
They may wear a suit, a combat uniform, or a disguise.
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The United Kingdom secret service stores the medical information of it's political leaders and royal family. The United Kingdom secret service keeps the health of their leaders and Royal Family very private, as well as the health of their secret service members.
I am not sure I understand your question. The secret service is a constant presence in the life of any president. Whenever the president is out in public, he is always protected by the secret service. The inauguration on January 21, 2013 was conducted outside, and members of the secret service provided their customary protection for President Obama and his family.
Information regarding the current location of service members and DoD civilian employees is not made available to the public.
Civilian Award for Humanitarian Service was created in 1985-11.
Decoration for Distinguished Civilian Service was created in 1956-05.
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Achievement Medal for Civilian Service was created on 1987-08-24.