mickeymouseclubfan
01-10-2015, 02:49 PM
In 1966, soon after his 18th Birthday (and 3 years after his retirement from acting), Jerry Mathers decided to enlist in the U.S. Air Force a year short of his high-school graduation, spending 6 years as an Air Force Sergeant.
Contrary to public rumor, Jerry WAS NOT killed in Vietnam, NOR did he ever go into Combat outside the U.S.; rather, he was stationed throughout his 6 years in the Air Force exclusively in the U.S., in part due to his fame for the sitcom "Leave It To Beaver."
Attached to this post are 2 pictures of Jerry: one in Air Force uniform and a recent picture of him today, age 66 (he'll be aged 67 in June).
Contrary to public rumor, Jerry WAS NOT killed in Vietnam, NOR did he ever go into Combat outside the U.S.; rather, he was stationed throughout his 6 years in the Air Force exclusively in the U.S., in part due to his fame for the sitcom "Leave It To Beaver."
Attached to this post are 2 pictures of Jerry: one in Air Force uniform and a recent picture of him today, age 66 (he'll be aged 67 in June).