article_snippet: U.S. diplomats have come under attack in various places in the last few decades.
article_snippet: Here's a look at U.S. diplomats who have been killed in the line of duty.
article_snippet: This spurred negotiations that didn't go anywhere, ending instead with the killing of Noel, fellow U.S. diplomat George Curtis Moore and Belgium's Charge d'Affaires.
article_snippet: Ambassador Rodger Davies, who had been in Cyprus for less than months, hunkered down in a hallway on August 19, 1974, hoping he was safe from those involved in a nearby demonstration.
article_snippet: U.S. ambassador to Lebanon Francis Meloy, his economic counselor Robert O. Waring and their Lebanese driver disappeared in June 1976 as U.S. ambassador to Lebanon Francis Meloy, his economic counselor Robert O. Waring and their Lebanese driver crossed the Green Line, the division between Beirut's Christian and Muslim sectors.
article_snippet: U.S. ambassador to Lebanon Francis Meloy, his economic counselor Robert O. Waring and their Lebanese driver bullet-riddled bodies were found a short time later in mainly Muslim west Beirut, which was then controlled by PLO Chairman Yasser Arafat's guerrillas.
article_snippet: Ambassador Christopher Stevens didn't survive, nor did State Department computer expert Sean Smith or Tyrone Woods and Glen Doherty, two former U.S. Navy SEALs then acting as security contractors.
highlights_snippet: Several U.S. diplomats have died after being attacked .
  
highlights_snippet: Several U.S. diplomats include then-Ambassadors Christopher Stevens, John Mein and Francis Meloy .