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From, "An American Saga" by Robert Daley: Paul Groeger, who had been a German submarine commander, is mentioned on page 122. From, "The Dragon's Wings" by William Leary: ... late May 1933....Personnel from Pan American's Miami Division who would accompany the aircraft (S-38) included Paul Groeger, former submarine commander and navigational expert... and Groeger became airport manager at Lunghwa. From "Wings for an Embattled China" by W. Langhorne Bond: ...and airport manager Paul Groeger sailed on the liner "Gertrude Maersk" from Savannah, Georgi in late May 1933. From, "Airlines of Pan American Since 1927" by Gene Banning: This would have been early-mid 1930's: Peter Groeger, designated as a technical adviser to C.N.A.C. was sent to Shanghai.... And this from 1934: Peter Groeger became C.N.A.C.'s assistant operations manager... And finally in 1935: Peter Groeger was transferred from C.N.A.C. in Shanghai to Manila as airport manager.  or would like to be added to CNAC's e-mail distribution list, please let the CNAC Web Editor, Tom Moore know. Thanks! |