Jerry is a U.S. Army soldier stationed at a base in Wyoming, a one-time bit player whose brief appearance ends the moment he crosses paths with the Lizard League's silent assassin, Iguana, during a raid on his post.
Jerry turns up in the fatigues of a serving U.S. Army soldier, one of the personnel manning his Wyoming post.
The series gives him only a passing moment, painting an ordinary serviceman: on shift, hungry after missing his midday meal, and sneaking a break at a vending machine.

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His story amounts to a single ill-fated shift. Assigned to a base in Anderstown, Wyoming, he slipped off to a vending machine after skipping lunch. His superior came upon him and, amid a Lizard League raid, first mistook him for an intruder. Moments later both men were dead, Jerry's throat opened by Iguana's talons.
Jerry is a U.S. Army soldier stationed at a base in Wyoming who appears briefly before being killed during a Lizard League raid.
Jerry was stationed at a U.S. Army base in Anderstown, Wyoming.
Jerry dies when Iguana slashes his throat with her talons during the Lizard League's raid on his base.
Jerry had skipped lunch and stepped away to a vending machine, where his superior briefly mistook him for an intruder moments before both men were killed.
Jerry appears only in the second season episode This Must Come as a Shock.
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