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'''Butch O'Hare''' (1914-1943) was a fighter pilot hero who was honored by naming one of the most-frequently traveled airports after him in [[Chicago]].

A tremendous marksman with the utmost bravery, O'Hare was instrumental to American success in the Pacific theater against [[Japan]] during [[World War II]]. He died in battle in 1943.
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