Chiefs of The U.S. Interests Section
- 1977–1979 Lyle Franklin Lane
- 1979–1982 Wayne S. Smith
- 1982–1985 John Ferch
- 1985–1987 Curtis W. Kamman
- 1987–1990 John J. Taylor
- 1990–1993 Alan H. Flanigan
- 1993–1996 Joseph Sullivan
- 1996–1999 Michael Kozak
- 1999–2002 Vicki Huddleston
- 2002–2005 James Cason
- 2005–2008 Michael E. Parmly
- 2008–2011 Jonathan D. Farrar
- 2011–Present John Caulfield
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