Roger Myers
After serving as a bombardier during World War II, Roger Myers answered a Fort Wayne newspaper advertisement for a "young man" and joined Chicago & Southern Air Lines in mid-1947. Roger still watches the comings and goings at Fort Wayne International Airport. He is a founding member and the current curator of the Greater Fort Wayne Aviation Museum. Larry, the author's son, and Geoffrey, the author's grandson, contributed composition and technical support.
After serving as a bombardier during World War II, Roger Myers answered a Fort Wayne newspaper advertisement for a "young man" and joined Chicago & Southern Air Lines in mid-1947. Roger still watches the comings and goings at Fort Wayne International Airport. He is a founding member and the current curator of the Greater Fort Wayne Aviation Museum. Larry, the author's son, and Geoffrey, the author's grandson, contributed composition and technical support. See less
