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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 |
Score |
| 601 |
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Hodson, George Stacey
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10 |
| 602 |
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Hoy, Campbell Alexander
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10 |
| 603 |
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Hubbard, Will
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10 |
| 604 |
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Jenkins, William Edwin
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10 |
| 605 |
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Knight, Duerson
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10 |
| 606 |
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Koch, Alfred Michael
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10 |
| 607 |
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Lahoulle, Auguste Joseph Marie
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10 |
| 608 |
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Langan-Byrne, Patrick Anthony
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10 |
| 609 |
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LeBoutillier, Oliver Colin
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10 |
| 610 |
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Lotz, Paul
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10 |
| 611 |
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Malone, John Joseph
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10 |
| 612 |
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Matthaei, Rudolf
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10 |
| 613 |
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McKay, Alfred Edwin
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10 |
| 614 |
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Moore, Guy Borthwick
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10 |
| 615 |
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Mulzer, Max Ritter von
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10 |
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