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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 |
| 556 |
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Rosenfeld, Otto |
04 May 1892 |
| 557 |
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Ewers, Walter |
11 May 1892 |
| 558 |
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Miller, William |
12 May 1892 |
| 559 |
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Kydd, Frederick Joseph |
15 May 1892 |
| 560 |
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Scharon, Karl |
15 May 1892 |
| 561 |
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Simpson, Edward Arthur |
24 May 1892 |
| 562 |
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Gascoyne, James Victor |
25 May 1892 |
| 563 |
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Headlam, Eustace Slade |
26 May 1892 |
| 564 |
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Bretschneider-Bodemer, Moritz-Waldemar |
29 May 1892 |
| 565 |
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Wilton, Frederick Charles |
29 May 1892 |
| 566 |
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Warman, Clive Wilson |
30 May 1892 |
| 567 |
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Revol-Tissot, Charles Alfred |
02 Jun 1892 |
| 568 |
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Jackman, Bruce Stanley C. |
07 Jun 1892 |
| 569 |
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Park, Keith Rodney |
15 Jun 1892 |
| 570 |
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Greim, Robert Ritter von |
22 Jun 1892 |
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| Total Records: 1865 |
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