Which airport is named after a pilot who shot down airplanes in world war ii?

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16 May, 05:19

Which airport is named after a pilot who shot down airplanes in world war ii?

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Alyvia Forbes · Answer 1

it's the O'Hare Airport.

Corey Decker · Answer 2

O'Hare International Airport

Explanation:

O'Hare was the father of heroes after he was shot while in his car a week before the release of Capone from Prison. According to many speculations that rose up that, a gangster had been ordered to kill him.

He died in 1943 after he had led the U. S. navy in his first attack that was launched at night from an aircraft carrier. He had confronted the Japanese torpedo, and his Aircraft went missing. However, after his death, his mother was proud when the airport was named after O'Hare, which was an honor for his service.