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1262 photos in 39 sub-albums
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VINTAGE FUEL CONTROLS FOR JET ENGINES.
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WOODWARD FUEL CONTROL TRAINING FOR THE HONEYWELL TPE331 JET ENGINE.
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A Brief History of the Woodward Governor Company.
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47 photos in 2 sub-albumsThe page two gallery named A SLICE OF THE WOODWARD GOVERNOR HISTORY has a ton more facts and figures on the Woodward Company history.
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THE SPEED REGULATION OF WATER TURBINES.
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ELECTRO-MOTIVE COMPANY ENGINE MAINTENANCE MANUAL
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5 photos in 1 sub-albumA VINTAGE EMD ENGINE MAINTENANCE MANUAL SHOWING THE THEORY OF OPERATION FOR A WOODWARD HYDRAULIC GOVERNOR.
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Tons of data on Woodward vintage aircraft engine controls.
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Woodward member retiree ramblings.
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55 photos in 5 sub-albumsIf you are a Woodward worker member or retired and would like to donate any information, please contact us at oldwoodward@gmail.com. We are always looking to add material and to help keep the Woodward history alive for the 21st century.
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Rockford Illinois history were Woodward Governor Company is located.
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68 photos in 4 sub-albumsThe Woodward Governor Company had their Corporate Headquarters located at 5001 North Second Street in Rockford(Loves Park)until the WGC CEO Tom Gendron decided to move the Corporate Headquarters to Fort Collins, Colorado in the year 2007. History in the making!
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Vintage diesel, gas and steam turbine governor systems.
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1449 photos in 46 sub-albumsThe Woodward Company has manufactured millions of governor control systems(in 1970 made their one millionth unit.)and their controls are found all over the world. From the smallest one horse town water wheel governor to China's largest city power plant NetCon 5000 control system. Woodward... At the Heart of the System Since 1870.
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Vintage Prime Mover Control history including Woodward manuals and bulletins.
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618 photos in 28 sub-albumsContact us at oldwoodward@gmail.com if you would like to add any information to this history site.
