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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 |
| 376 |
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Sardier, Jean Marie Luc Gilbert |
05 May 1897 |
| 377 |
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Baker, Thomas Charles Richmond |
02 May 1897 |
| 378 |
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Boensch (Bönsch), Eugen |
01 May 1897 |
| 379 |
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Marks, George Ivan Douglas |
?? May 1897 |
| 380 |
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Southey, Walter Alfred |
29 Apr 1897 |
| 381 |
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Baur, Johann |
24 Apr 1897 |
| 382 |
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Neuenhofen, Wilhelm |
24 Apr 1897 |
| 383 |
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Booker, Charles Dawson |
21 Apr 1897 |
| 384 |
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Lord, Frederic Ives |
18 Apr 1897 |
| 385 |
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Day, Harold |
17 Apr 1897 |
| 386 |
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Chavannes, Fernand Henri |
16 Apr 1897 |
| 387 |
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Gladman, Cyril William |
16 Apr 1897 |
| 388 |
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Payton, Clement Wattson |
13 Apr 1897 |
| 389 |
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Voss, Werner |
13 Apr 1897 |
| 390 |
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Hodgkinson, William |
10 Apr 1897 |
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| Total Records: 1865 |
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