Robert Meyer is a demolition expert. In as early as World War II, he becomes the top demolition man for the Allies. After the war, Meyer continues his studies. In 1951, Meyer graduates from the MIT. He then attains doctorate in Cal Tech. In 1955, Dr. Meyer starts working as a highly specialized aerospace technician for Stockwell. Dr. Robert Meyer develops high blood pressure and experiences a severe heart attack in 1967. He is laid up for 18 months. Dr. Meyer regains what is left of his health in 1968. He turns jobless owing to a cutback in the space program.