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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 |
| 571 |
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Culling, Thomas Grey |
31 May 1896 |
| 572 |
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Hoehn (Höhn), Fritz |
31 May 1896 |
| 573 |
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Haight, Edward Meeker |
30 May 1896 |
| 574 |
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Maund, Hugh Bingham |
30 May 1896 |
| 575 |
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Guthrie, Murray Kenneth |
29 May 1896 |
| 576 |
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MacGregor, Norman Miers |
29 May 1896 |
| 577 |
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Clear, Edwin Arnold |
28 May 1896 |
| 578 |
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Grossart, William |
26 May 1896 |
| 579 |
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Kennedy-Cochran-Patrick, William John Charles |
25 May 1896 |
| 580 |
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Chabrier, Albert René |
24 May 1896 |
| 581 |
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Janzen, Johannes |
21 May 1896 |
| 582 |
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Spurling, Arthur Rowe |
19 May 1896 |
| 583 |
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Clement, Carleton Main |
15 May 1896 |
| 584 |
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Nash, Gerald Ewart |
12 May 1896 |
| 585 |
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Baeumer (Bäumer), Paul Wilhelm |
11 May 1896 |
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| Total Records: 1865 |
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