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| − | Grumman Aircraft Company was founded in 1930 by Leroy Grumman, Jake Swirbul, et al., and | + | '''Grumman Aircraft Company''' was founded in 1930 by Leroy Grumman, Jake Swirbul, [[Ed Poor]], et al., and in 1994 was acquired by with Northrop. [[Ed Poor]] was the company's first treasurer. |
{{quotebox|As World War II approached, Swirbul's contacts in the US Navy kept Grumman's production lines running, and his scalable management style is credited with Grumman's ability to ramp up production faster than any other company when war broke out and to maintain higher profit margins than any other aircraft company throughout the war. [http://www.spiritus-temporis.com/jake-swirbul/]}} | {{quotebox|As World War II approached, Swirbul's contacts in the US Navy kept Grumman's production lines running, and his scalable management style is credited with Grumman's ability to ramp up production faster than any other company when war broke out and to maintain higher profit margins than any other aircraft company throughout the war. [http://www.spiritus-temporis.com/jake-swirbul/]}} | ||
Revision as of 22:00, May 30, 2008
Grumman Aircraft Company was founded in 1930 by Leroy Grumman, Jake Swirbul, Ed Poor, et al., and in 1994 was acquired by with Northrop. Ed Poor was the company's first treasurer.
As World War II approached, Swirbul's contacts in the US Navy kept Grumman's production lines running, and his scalable management style is credited with Grumman's ability to ramp up production faster than any other company when war broke out and to maintain higher profit margins than any other aircraft company throughout the war. [1]