Jack N. Merritt

1930–2018 (age 88)

U.S. military officer

Biography

Born in 1930, Jack N. Merritt devoted decades to the U.S. military, serving with a focus on preparation and coordination so soldiers could rely on clear guidance.

His commitment to joint service cooperation inspired peers and protégés alike, and he is honored at Arlington National Cemetery.

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