Retired Pilot Helps Preserve Neil Armstrong's Childhood Home

Ken Schreiber, a retired military pilot, played a key role in helping a historical society purchase Neil Armstrong's childhood home in Ohio.

Schreiber, who was nine years old when Armstrong first walked on the moon in 1969, shares a similar background as a former military fighter pilot.

The home will be preserved and opened to the public for tours, offering visitors a chance to learn about Armstrong's early life.

This effort highlights Schreiber's dedication to honoring the legacy of the first man to set foot on the moon.