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Encyclopedia > Bill Moog

Bill Moog was the inventor of the electro-hydraulic servovalve and the founder of Moog, Inc. This article may not give enough verifiable information about the subject, or may not sufficiently explain its importance. ...

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Moog Inc - BILL MOOG, INVENTOR AND ENTREPRENEUR, DEAD AT 82 (750 words)
Bill Moog left them the legacy of a sophisticated yet uncomplicated working philosophy.
Moog Inc. is known today in every industrialized country for making products that are considered the finest in the world.
In 1988, Bill Moog traded his shares in Moog Inc. for control of the Industrial Controls division which he re-named Moog Controls Inc. Bill sold this company in 1994 to IMC and retired to his home in Stuart, Florida.
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