Difference between revisions of "Robert Oakley"

Robert Oakley
Robert Oakley ; (diplomat);
Born	Robert Bigger Oakley; 1931-03-12; Dallas, Texas, United States
Died	2014-12-10 (Age 83); McLean, Virginia, United States
Alma mater	South Kent School, Princeton University
Spouse	Phyllis E. Oakley
Party	Republican
	U.S. Ambassador to Pakistan
In office
	18 August 1988 - 29 August 1991
	Coordinator for Counterterrorism
In office
	September 10, 1984 - October 12, 1986
Preceded by	Robert Sayre
Succeeded by	Paul Bremer
	U.S. Ambassador to Somalia
In office
	30 September 1982 - 12 August 1984
	U.S. Ambassador to Zaire
In office
	6 November 1979 - 22 August 1982

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