Why do pilots say ‘Roger’ – not Everyone in WWII could speak English

in aviation •  7 years ago  (edited)

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We've all heard this name being commanded many times but why is it that they chose the name Roger as the universal term for 'message received'.

You can find the answer and some incredible historical aviation facts Here

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