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Greenwood Municipal Airport #1 was dedicated on the evening of 6/19/29. It depicted the field as having a single unpaved northeast/southwest runway. |
(Johnson Field) |
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The second Greenwood Municipal Airport, aka Johnson Field (1942-1945), and later referred to as Chinquapin Airport (1945-1948) (see below), was constructed with funds provided by the Works Progress Administration in the 1935-36 time period and had two grass or dirt runways, reportedly 2,300' & 2,000' long. |
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Chinquapin Airport was closed, the property sold in 1948 and the land was redeveloped into a housing development. The hangars at the airport were moved to the new airport. The runways were subsequently converted into streets. One runway is now Marietta Drive, and the other is Westgate Drive, with houses built along each side of the streets. |
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Opened in November 1943 as a United States Army Air Force military airfield supporting B-25 Mitchell medium bomber training for Third Air Force. |
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Was Coronaco Army Air Field. Owned and operated by Greenwood County. |
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