Jeremy Stackhouse

Lieutenant Jeremy "Stack" Stackhouse (died 1995) was a United States Navy pilot. In 1995, he and his flight officer, Lieutenant Chris Burnett, were sent on a reconnaissance mission that went horribly wrong. The two of them were shot down behind enemy lines.

Injured in the crash, Stackhouse was left alone as Burnett went to retrieve help atop a higher peak with better radio signal. Unfortunately, Stackhouse was soon surrounded and killed by enemy forces.

Burnett was later rescued with the help of Rear Admiral Leslie Reigart and members of the United States Marine Corps and the United States Navy, with the reconnaissance photographs being retrieved, leaving their mission, accomplished.

United States Navy service
In 1995, Stackhouse and his flight officer, Lieutenant Chris Burnett, were sent on a reconnaissance mission that went horribly wrong.

After a lengthy chase, the wing of the plane was clipped and the two of them were shot down behind enemy lines, with Stackhouse's right leg being injured in the crash.

Death
Due to his being injured in the crash, Stackhouse was left alone as Burnett went to retrieve help atop a higher peak with better radio signal. Unfortunately, Stackhouse was soon surrounded and killed by enemy forces.

Legacy
Burnett was later rescued with the help of Rear Admiral Leslie Reigart and members of the United States Marine Corps and the United States Navy, with the reconnaissance photographs being retrieved, leaving their mission, accomplished.