Robert Sherwood Dillon

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    Robert Sherwood Dillon, Beirut Intl. Airport, 10-01-1982.jpg
    Dillon in 1982
    United States Ambassador to Lebanon
    In office
    June 26, 1981 October 11, 1983
    Diplomatic posts
    Preceded by United States Ambassador to Lebanon
    1981–1983
    Succeeded by