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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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241 |
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Swale, Edwin
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17 |
242 |
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Tempest, Edmund Roger
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17 |
243 |
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Tyrrell, Walter Alexander
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17 |
244 |
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Baldwin, Owen Morgan
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16 |
245 |
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Bell, Gerald Gordon
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16 |
246 |
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Boensch (Bönsch), Eugen
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16 |
247 |
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Bormann, Ernst
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16 |
248 |
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Burden, Henry John
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16 |
249 |
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Chaput, Jean
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16 |
250 |
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Chick, John Stanley
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16 |
251 |
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Coler, Eugene Seeley
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16 |
252 |
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Cowell, John
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16 |
253 |
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Digby-Worsley, Bruce
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16 |
254 |
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Elton, Ernest John
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16 |
255 |
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Fejes, Stefan
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16 |
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