Grumman
Grumman is an American aerospace company founded in 1930, known for designing and manufacturing military and civilian aircraft. The company played a significant role during World War II, producing iconic planes like the F4F Wildcat and the TBF Avenger.
In addition to aircraft, Grumman has been involved in various space projects, including the Lunar Module used in the Apollo missions. Over the years, Grumman has merged with other companies, becoming part of Northrop Grumman, which continues to be a major player in the aerospace and defense industries.