21 Facts About Spencer Stone

Spencer John Stone was born on August 13,1992 and is an American former United States Air Force staff sergeant.

On October 8,2015, Spencer Stone was stabbed during a fight in Sacramento and was released from the hospital on October 15.

Spencer Stone was promoted to senior airman in late October and then staff sergeant in November 2015.

Spencer John Stone was born on August 13,1992, in Sacramento, California, to Brian Stone and Joyce Eskel.

Spencer Stone has two siblings; an older brother Everett, who is a California Highway Patrolman in Redwood City and an older sister, Kelly.

Spencer Stone's mom stated that he wanted to become a soldier, watching countless Navy SEAL videos with him.

Spencer Stone later attended Del Campo High School where he played football, basketball, and other contact sports.

Spencer Stone played basketball in junior year through to senior year.

Spencer Stone had been serving at the United States Air Force 65th Air Base Group and was on leave before returning home.

Spencer Stone had been awakened by the sound of the shot and of the breaking glass, with Skarlatos telling Spencer Stone to go.

Moogalian's wife, Isabelle Risacher-Moogalian, credited Spencer Stone for saving her husband's life.

Spencer Stone was transferred to the central hospital in Lille, France, and underwent treatment in Germany, before returning home to California on September 3,2015.

Spencer Stone was awarded a United States Air Force Airman's Medal and a Purple Heart at a ceremony held at The Pentagon.

Spencer Stone was initially assigned to the 60th Medical Operations Squadron pediatrics flight at Travis Air Force Base in Fairfield, California, as a medical technician responsible for screening children who needed to be treated, and trained at United States Forces Azores.

In January 2015, Spencer Stone attended the Airman Leadership School to become a non-commissioned officer.

On October 8,2015, during an altercation, Spencer Stone was stabbed by Californian James Tran, 28, in downtown Sacramento.

Medical staff determined that Spencer Stone had sustained multiple life-threatening injuries, and he underwent emergency open heart surgery to repair wounds to his lungs, liver, and heart.

Spencer Stone was incarcerated at Folsom State Prison with a scheduled release date of May 2022.

In January 2016, Spencer Stone accepted First Lady Michelle Obama's invitation to attend Barack Obama's 2016 State of the Union Address.

Spencer Stone "had a heartbreaking moment" when a daughter of one of the victims of the 2015 San Bernardino attack in San Bernardino, California, thanked him for his role in stopping the Thalys train attack; Spencer Stone giving her a hug in response.

Spencer Stone competed with Sadler on the 33rd season of The Amazing Race.