19 October 2005 Ambassador Robert H. Tuttle Presents Credentials to the Court of St. James’s
The Ambassador of the United States of America to the Court of St. James's, Robert H. Tuttle, presented his diplomatic credentials to Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II, at Buckingham Palace, on Wednesday, October 19, 2005. The Ambassador was accompanied by his wife, Maria, and senior members of the Embassy staff. Ambassador Tuttle is the 69th representative of the United States in Great Britain.
Prior to becoming Ambassador, Mr. Tuttle worked in the private sector as co-managing partner of Tuttle-Click Automotive Group. He also worked in the Reagan White House as Assistant to President Reagan and Director of Presidential Personnel. Mr. Tuttle graduated from Stanford University and received an M.B.A. from the University of Southern California.
Ambassador Tuttle and the Marshall of the Diplomatic Corps in the carriage. (U.S. Embassy Photo - Sarah-Jane Mayhew)
Ambassador Tuttle and Mrs Tuttle feed the horses fresh carrots and sugar lumps. (U.S. Embassy Photo - Sarah-Jane Mayhew)
Ambassador Tuttle, Mrs Tuttle and the Marshall of diplomatic corps descend the Embassy steps towards the carriage. (U.S. Embassy Photo - Sarah-Jane Mayhew)
Ambassador Tuttle waves to the crowd before boarding the carriage which will take him to the Palace. (U.S. Embassy Photo - Sarah-Jane Mayhew)
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Ambassador Tuttle, Mrs Tuttle and the Marshall of diplomatic corps descend the Embassy steps towards the carriage.
Ambassador Tuttle waves to the crowd before boarding the carriage which will take him to the Palace.