United States Ambassadors To Belgium
- Brand Whitlock 1919–1921
- Henry P. Fletcher 1922–1924
- William Phillips 1924–1927
- Hugh S. Gibson 1927–1933
- Dave Hennen Morris 1933–1937
- Hugh S. Gibson 1937–1938
- Joseph E. Davies 1938–1939
- John Cudahy 1940
- Anthony Joseph Drexel Biddle, Jr. 1941–1943
- Charles W. Sawyer 1944–1945
- Alan Goodrich Kirk 1946–1949
- Robert Daniel Murphy 1949–1952
- Myron Melvin Cowen 1952–1953
- Frederick M. Alger, Jr. 1953–1957
- John Clifford Folger 1957–1959
- William A. M. Burden 1959–1961
- Douglas MacArthur II 1961–1965
- Ridgway B. Knight 1965–1969
- John S. D. Eisenhower 1969–1971
- Robert Strausz-Hupé 1972–1974
- Leonard Firestone 1974–1977
- Anne Cox Chambers 1977–1981
- Charles H. Price II 1981–1983
- Geoffrey Swaebe 1983–1988
- Maynard W. Glitman 1988–1991
- Bruce Gelb 1991–1993
- Alan Blinken 1993–1997
- Paul L. Cejas 1997–2001
- Stephen Brauer 2001–2003
- Tom C. Korologos 2004–2007
- Sam Fox 2007–2009
- Wayne Bush 2009
- Howard W. Gutman 2009–Present
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