In 1973, he became the outstanding airman for the state of Kansas for his enlisted service. By 1975, Meyer received a direct commission to captain and has since served as chief administrator, base services officer, executive staff officer and management and procedures officer with the 184th Tactical Fighter Group.

He is presently the representative for Kansas retirees for the National Guard Association of the United States and in 1990, Meyer became president of the Kansas National Guard Museum Board and has actively worked toward the establishment of the museum. In addition, Meyer was involved with numerous community projects including the loaned executive program of the United Way, the Lion's Club with special projects such as Leader Dog and as advisor to a Derby High School LEO Club.