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Lebanon

U.S. diplomatic chiefs of mission to Lebanon

George Wadsworth II (Diplomatic Agent 1942-44) George Wadsworth II (Minister 1944-47) Lowell C. Pinkerton (Minister 1947-51) Harold B. Minor (Minister 1951-52) Harold B. Minor (Ambassador 1952-53) Raymond A. Hare (Ambassador 1953-54) Donald R. Heath (Ambassador 1955-57) Robert McClintock (Ambassador 1957) Armin H. Meyer (Ambassador 1961-65) Dwight J. Porter (Ambassador 1965-70) William B. Buffum (Ambassador 1970-74) G. McMurtrie Godley (Ambassador 1974-76) Francis E. Meloy, Jr. (Ambassador 1976) Richard B. Parker (Ambassador 1977) John Gunther Dean (Ambassador 1978-81) Robert Sherwood Dillon (Ambassador 1981) Reginald Bartholomew (Ambassador 1983-86) John Hubert Kelly (Ambassador 1986) John Thomas McCarthy (Ambassador 1988-90) Ryan Clark Crocker (Ambassador 1990) Mark Gregory Hambley (Ambassador 1993) Richard H. Jones (Ambassador 1996) David Michael Satterfield (Ambassador 1998) Vincent Martin Battle (Ambassador 2001)

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