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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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Score |
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de la Tour, Mathieu Marie Joseph Antoine
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9 |
| 677 |
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Dhome (Dhôme), Marcel Marc
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9 |
| 678 |
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Dietlen, Albert
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9 |
| 679 |
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Dixon, George Clapham
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9 |
| 680 |
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Douchy, Gustave
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9 |
| 681 |
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Dousinelle, René Paul Louis
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9 |
| 682 |
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Doyle, John Edgcumbe
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9 |
| 683 |
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Draper, Christopher
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9 |
| 684 |
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Drinkwater, Arthur Thomas
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9 |
| 685 |
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Fitzner, Otto
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9 |
| 686 |
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Forman, James Henry
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9 |
| 687 |
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Gordon, Frederick Stanley
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9 |
| 688 |
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Gordon, Robert MacIntyre
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9 |
| 689 |
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Goulding, Acheson Gosford
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9 |
| 690 |
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Green, Gilbert Ware Murlis
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9 |
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