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1946-1969 Rockefeller Brothers, Inc.
Bormann Organization (Bormann Flight Capital)
Fairchild Semiconductor people
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1911-Today IBM (NYSE: IBM)
1917 Sherman Fairchild and his father, George, went to Washington and won a government contract to develop an improved aerial camera.
1917 The U.S. government gave Fairchild a budget of $7,000, the project, however, ended up costing $40,000, his father paid the difference.
1920-? Fairchild Aerial Camera Corporation
1924-1971 Sherman Fairchild's father died on December 31, 1924, and as an only child he inherited his father's multimillion-dollar estate. He also inherited his father's IBM stock, becoming IBM's largest individual stockholder until his death in 1971.
1925-2003 Fairchild Aircraft
1950s Fairchild invested heavily in research and development, and introduced new products that ranged from devices combining radar and photography for training pilots to automatic corrected color engraving machines.
1957 Fairchild Camera and Instrument was approached by members of the "traitorous eight" to rescue the group from the authoritarian regime of William Shockley. Sherman Fairchild agreed to provide the venture capital for Fairchild Semiconductor,...
1957 Julius Blank, Victor Grinich, Jean Hoerni, Eugene Kleiner, Jay Last, Gordon Moore, Robert Noyce and Sheldon Roberts reached an agreement with Sherman Fairchild of Fairchild Camera and Instrument Corporation. ...
1957 When the "traitorous eight" left Shockley Semiconductor Laboratory, Rock was the one who helped them find a place to go: he convinced Sherman Fairchild to start Fairchild Semiconductor.
1957-2016 Fairchild Semiconductor (NASDAQ: FCS) 9-18-1957
1968 Sherman Fairchild hired Lester Hogan, who was the head of Motorola semiconductor division. Hogan proceeded to hire another hundred managers from Motorola to entirely displace the management of Fairchild.
1968 While Noyce was considered the natural successor to Carter, the board decided not to promote him. Sherman Fairchild led the board to choose Richard Hodgson.
1968 Within a few months Hodgson was replaced by a management committee led by Noyce, while Sherman Fairchild looked for a new CEO other than Noyce.
2001 IBM and the Holocaust: The Strategic Alliance between Nazi Germany and America's Most Powerful Corporation (book)
Fairchild is also responsible for inventing the first synchronized camera shutter and flash as well as developing new technologies for aerial cameras that were later used on the Apollo Missions.
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Lester Hogan
Nazi documents contained in the U.S. National Archives and Polish eyewitness testimony make clear that IBM's alliance with the Third Reich went far beyond its German subsidiary.
Sherman Fairchild founded over 70 companies, including Fairchild Aircraft (Fairchild Aviation Corporation), Fairchild Industries, and Fairchild Camera and Instrument.
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