Retired pilot aids historical society in purchasing Neil Armstrong's boyhood home

• Ken Schreiber, a retired military fighter pilot, was 9 when Neil Armstrong walked on the moon in 1969.
• Schreiber has collaborated with a historical society to purchase Armstrong's boyhood home in Ohio.
• The home will be preserved and opened for public tours.
• The purchase was made to honor Armstrong's legacy and provide educational opportunities.
• The exact amount paid for the home and the future plans for its use are not specified.