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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 Death |
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| 1756 |
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Robinson, Harry Noel Cornforth |
Unknown |
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| 1757 |
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Robson, Charles Crichton |
Unknown |
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| 1758 |
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Ross, Charles Gordon |
Unknown |
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| 1759 |
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Rousseaux, Achille Justin Ernest |
Unknown |
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| 1760 |
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Roxburgh-Smith, Benjamin |
Unknown |
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| 1761 |
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Ruebe (Rübe), Richard |
Unknown |
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| 1762 |
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Rumpel, Theodor |
Unknown |
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| 1763 |
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Rusby, Reginald Howard |
Unknown |
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| 1764 |
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Rutherford, William Jackson |
Unknown |
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| 1765 |
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Sanday, William Douglas Stock |
Unknown |
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| 1766 |
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Saunders, Franklin Geoffrey |
Unknown |
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| 1767 |
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Sayaret, Victor Louis Georges |
Unknown |
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| 1768 |
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Scandrett, Harry |
Unknown |
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| 1769 |
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Schattauer, Karl |
Unknown |
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| 1770 |
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Scheicher, Alfons |
Unknown |
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| Total Records: 1865 |
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