US GOVERNMENT OFFICE

US Ambassador to Serbia. See also US Ambassador to Yugoslavia and US Ambassador to Montenegro.

10-Nov-1882	19-Sep-1884	Eugene Schuyler	Resident at Athens
28-Sep-1885	24-Oct-1889	Walker Fearn	Resident at Athens
28-Nov-1889	25-Aug-1892	A. Loudon Snowden	Resident at Athens
29-Jun-1894	01-Aug-1897	Eben Alexander	Resident at Athens
07-May-1898	27-Apr-1899	William Woodville Rockhill	Resident at Athens
24-Jun-1900	02-Mar-1901	Arthur S. Hardy	Resident at Athens
13-May-1901	24-Dec-1902	Charles S. Francis	Resident at Athens
13-Oct-1902	13-Jul-1905	John B. Jackson	Resident at Athens until 1904; Bucharest thereafter
07-May-1906	23-Jan-1907	John W. Riddle	Resident at Bucharest
16-Jan-1907	04-Feb-1909	Horace G. Knowles	Resident at Bucharest
03-May-1910	27-Oct-1911	John R. Carter	Resident at Bucharest
16-Jan-1912	15-Oct-1913	John B. Jackson	Resident at Bucharest
15-Dec-1913	17-Dec-1918	Charles J. Vopicka	Resident at Bucharest
1918	1992	See US Ambassador to Yugoslavia
May-1992	Jul-1993	Robert Rackmales	Interim; US announces 21-May-1992 it does not recognize the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (comprising the republics of Serbia and Montenegro)
Jul-1993	1995	Rudolf V. Perina	Interim
1995	Aug-1996	Lawrence E. Butler	Interim
02-Aug-1996	23-Mar-1999	Richard M. Miles	Interim; Embassy closes 24-Mar-1999 and NATO invades that evening
2000	2002	William Dale Montgomery	Interim
04-Jan-2002	29-Feb-2004	William Dale Montgomery	Federal Republic of Yugoslavia becomes Serbia-Montenegro in 2003
21-May-2004	Jul-2007	Michael C. Polt	Serbia and Montenegro become independent Jun-2006
26-Jul-2007	--	Cameron Munter

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