bhankiii - 30/3/2007 10:08 AMYou left out LTV.
kevin-rf - 30/3/2007 10:50 AMWhat would be easier to read is a chart with company names, origins, and arrows... Right now trying to get the big picture makes my brain hurt. Good thread jim.
Jim - 30/3/2007 10:09 AMVought is there
Stevo - 31/3/2007 12:42 PMWhat about Raytheon. Not so much involved in the space industry but heavily involved in defense. I believe they acquired part if not all of Hughes.Also the original Grumman Corporation, responsible for the Apollo LEM amongst other notable accomplishments.
Gov't Seagull - 31/3/2007 4:51 PMAbout 30 years ago Aviation Week published a fold-out chart showing all the mergers and divestitures in timeline form. I've looked for it a few times in library back issues, but haven't been able to find it. I'd really like to see a 2007 version of that same chart.
Jim - 31/3/2007 5:29 PMQuoteGov't Seagull - 31/3/2007 4:51 PMAbout 30 years ago Aviation Week published a fold-out chart showing all the mergers and divestitures in timeline form. I've looked for it a few times in library back issues, but haven't been able to find it. I'd really like to see a 2007 version of that same chart.please find it
Thorny - 31/3/2007 10:37 PMRepublic Aviation should be in there somewhere, Fairchild/Hiller/Republic/Dornier.
Jim - 31/3/2007 10:10 PMQuoteThorny - 31/3/2007 10:37 PMRepublic Aviation should be in there somewhere, Fairchild/Hiller/Republic/Dornier.That was a dead end