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There are conflicting sources of the Beech Aircraft founders. Ed Phillips is an aviation historian who provides detailed accounts of the Beech history. Olive Ann was the Secretary and K.K. Shaul was the Treasurer. Ted Wells was VP of Engineering and investor C.G. Yankey was also named a VP. Many books have been published with a revisionist history showing only Walter & Olive Ann being the sole founders.
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There are conflicting sources of the Beech Aircraft founders. Ed Phillips is an aviation historian who provides detailed accounts of the Beech history. Olive Ann was the Secretary and K.K. Shaul was the Treasurer. Ted Wells was VP of Engineering and investor C.G. Yankey was also named a VP. Many books have been published with a revisionist history showing only Walter & Olive Ann being the sole founders.
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