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List of US Permanent Representatives to NATO

Permanent Representative of the United States to NATO , the full official name is the Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the United States of America to the North Atlantic Council of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization. ) - a representative position. The incumbent represents the interests of the United States of America in the North Atlantic Council of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization .

US Permanent Representative to NATO
English United States Permanent Representative of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization
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Kay Bailey Hutchison
from August 28, 2017
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The legal status, nature and scope of privileges, immunities of the permanent representative and his staff are governed by international agreements, as well as US law.

Permanent Representative appointed by the President of the United States and approved by the Senate .

The position of US Permanent Representative to NATO was founded in 1953. The first permanent representative at NATO was William Henry Draper, and the current one is Kay Bailey Hutchison.

William Henry Draper spent the shortest term at his post (three months), and Harlan Cleveland longest (almost 4 years).

Below is a list of all US Permanent Representatives to NATO who held this position in different years, including their party affiliation.

US Permanent Representatives to NATO

     Nonpartisan      Republican Party      Democratic Party

NoNameAuthorization start dateEnd date of authorityParty affiliation
one William Henry DraperApril 8, 1953June 13, 1953Non-partisan (military officer)
2 John chambersJune 14, 1953April 20, 1955Republican Party
3 George PerkinsMarch 14, 1955October 12, 1957Republican Party
four Warren burgessOctober 13, 1957March 23, 1961Republican Party
five Thomas FinletterMarch 24, 1961September 2, 1965Democratic Party
6 Harland ClevelandSeptember 3, 1965June 11, 1969Democratic Party
7 Robert EllsworthJune 12, 1969June 30, 1971Republican Party
eight David KennedyMarch 17, 1972February 1, 1973Republican Party
9 Donald RumsfeldFebruary 2, 1973December 5, 1974Republican Party
ten David BruceDecember 5, 1974February 12, 1976Republican Party
eleven Robert HupeMarch 3, 1976April 20, 1977Democratic Party
12 William BennetApril 26, 1977March 31, 1983Democratic Party
13 David EbshireJuly 13, 1983January 5, 1987Republican Party
14 Alton KillMarch 13, 1987June 17, 1989Republican Party
15 William Howard Taft IVAugust 3, 1989June 26, 1992Republican Party
sixteen Reginald BartholomewJune 26, 1992March 25, 1993Republican Party
17 Robert E. HunterJuly 1, 1993December 31, 1997Democratic Party
18 Alexander VershbowJanuary 1, 1998July 9, 2001Democratic Party
nineteen Nicholas BurnsAugust 7, 2001May 7, 2005Republican Party
20 Victoria NulandJuly 13, 2005May 2, 2008Democratic Party
21 Kurt WalkerJuly 2, 2008May 15, 2009Democratic Party
22 Ivo daalderMay 16, 2009September 2, 2013Democratic Party
23 Douglas LootSeptember 3, 2013January 20, 2017Democratic Party
24 Kay HutchisonAugust 28, 2017 [1]in the positionRepublican Party

Notes

  1. ↑ New US ambassador to NATO brings support and support (eng.)

Links

  • List of NATO ambassadors - US State Department (English)
  • United States Mission to NATO
  • NNDB (eng.)
Source - https://ru.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=List_of permanent_presentatives_USA_pri_NATO&oldid = 99781626


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