- the
Brazilian Air Force. The airport,
originally called Santo Amaro do
Ipitanga Airport, was
established in 1925. In 1941
Panair do
Brasil parti****ting...
- FPO# 411.
Naval Base
Canavieiras at Canavieiras, FPO# 329. NAF
Ipitanga at
Ipitanga, Salvador, near Salvador, Bahia,
Lauro de
Freitas on the Ipitinga...
-
Esporte Clube Ipitanga da
Bahia Ltda.,
commonly known as
Ipitanga, is a
Brazilian football club
based in
Senhor do Bonfim,
Bahia state. They competed...
-
Until July 31, 1962 it was a
district of Salvador,
named Santo Amaro de
Ipitanga;
after acquiring city status, it
changed its name as an
homage to politician...
- Igarapé-Açu, São Luís Fortaleza,
Fernando de Noronha, Recife, Maceió,
Ipitanga (near Salvador, Bahia), Caravelas, Vitória and the
hangar built for the...
- 35°42′56″W / 9.636161°N 35.715472°W / 9.636161; -35.715472. NAF
Ipitanga at
Ipitanga, Salvador, near Salvador, Bahia,
Lauro de
Freitas on the Ipitinga...
- Vitória
Senior career*
Years Team Apps (Gls) 2008–2011 Vitória 2009 →
Ipitanga (loan) 11 (1) 2009 → Galícia (loan) 2011 Boa
Esporte 5 (0) 2012 Americano...
-
American visitors feel welcome. 24 July 1943: VB-129 was
transferred to NAF
Ipitanga, Bahia, Brazil. VB-129 was the
first Navy
squadron to use the facility...
-
closed 1945 Camocim, Brazil,
seaplane base,
closed 1945
Santo Amaro do
Ipitanga Airport Brazil, lighter-than-air base,
naval air base,
closed 1945 Fortaleza...
- of the new
stadium occurred on
January 25, 2009, with
Bahia defeating Ipitanga 4-0. Its
maximum capacity will be
expanded to 34,000 people, and it will...
