Kipapa Airfield
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Kipapa Airfield
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Kipapa Airfield was an airfield on Oahu, Hawaii during World War II. Its name is derived by the Hawaiian word kīpapa which means 'pavement or level terrace' in Hawaiian. One runway was built early 1942 by the US military for the United States Army Air Corps. Two more runways were added. The three intersecting runways were used by the Seventh Air Force.
After the war on July 1, 1947 the base was closed and put under the Hawaii Aeronautics Commission (HAC). Hawaii Aeronautics Commission leased the
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