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An ace is a military aviator or airman credited with shooting down five or more enemy aircraft. The term ace originated in World War I when French newspapers described Adolphe Pègoud as l'as (French for ace) after he shot down five German aircraft. |
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Name |
 Date of Birth |
| 346 |
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Fullard, Philip Fletcher |
27 Jun 1897 |
| 347 |
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Rogers, Bogart |
24 Jun 1897 |
| 348 |
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Todd, Robert Miles |
24 Jun 1897 |
| 349 |
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Quandt, Theodor |
22 Jun 1897 |
| 350 |
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Learmond, George Victor |
20 Jun 1897 |
| 351 |
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Watson, Kenneth Bowman |
20 Jun 1897 |
| 352 |
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Sewall, Sumner |
17 Jun 1897 |
| 353 |
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Christ, Karl |
15 Jun 1897 |
| 354 |
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McCudden, John Anthony |
14 Jun 1897 |
| 355 |
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Mansbridge, Leslie Morton |
13 Jun 1897 |
| 356 |
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Crowe, Henry George |
11 Jun 1897 |
| 357 |
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Letts, John Herbert Towne |
10 Jun 1897 |
| 358 |
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Raesch, Josef |
04 Jun 1897 |
| 359 |
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Uteau, Gilbert Jean |
04 Jun 1897 |
| 360 |
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McNeaney, John Harry |
30 May 1897 |
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| Total Records: 1865 |
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