Grumman Aerospace Corporation

Grumman Aerospace Corporation was a prominent American aerospace and defense contractor, known for designing and building advanced aircraft, spacecraft, and military systems. Founded in 1930, it played a crucial role in developing iconic military jets like the F-14 Tomcat and the A-6 Intruder, as well as space vehicles for NASA, including lunar modules for the Apollo missions. The company was renowned for engineering innovation, quality, and performance. In 1994, Grumman merged with Northrop to form Northrop Grumman, expanding its capabilities in aerospace and defense technologies.