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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 |
| 721 |
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Mauduit, Ronald Frank Strickland
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9 |
| 722 |
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Maxwell, Reginald Stuart
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9 |
| 723 |
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McDonald, John Sutherland
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9 |
| 724 |
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McEvoy, Christopher
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9 |
| 725 |
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McGoun, David MacKay
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9 |
| 726 |
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Merritt, Horace Ernest
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9 |
| 727 |
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Milne, John Theobald
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9 |
| 728 |
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Mohnicke, Eberhard
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9 |
| 729 |
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Moody, Basil Henry
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9 |
| 730 |
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Mueller (Müller), Hans Karl
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9 |
| 731 |
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Munday, Richard Burnard
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9 |
| 732 |
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Napier, Charles George Douglas
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9 |
| 733 |
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Nicelli, Giovanni
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9 |
| 734 |
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Norton, Ernest William
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9 |
| 735 |
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Noss, Arthur Rex Hurden
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9 |
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