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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 |
| 736 |
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O'Grady, Conn Standish
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9 |
| 737 |
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Parry, Samuel
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9 |
| 738 |
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Pech, Karl
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9 |
| 739 |
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Peronneau (Péronneau), Henri Albert
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9 |
| 740 |
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Pierce, Edmund
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9 |
| 741 |
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Ransley, Frank Cecil
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9 |
| 742 |
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Reed, Valentine
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9 |
| 743 |
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Reed, William Ernest
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9 |
| 744 |
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Reid, George Ranald MacFarlane
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9 |
| 745 |
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Rogers, William Wendell
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9 |
| 746 |
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Rosenstein, Willi
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9 |
| 747 |
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Rowley, Herbert Victor
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9 |
| 748 |
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Salter, Ernest James
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9 |
| 749 |
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Schattauer, Karl
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9 |
| 750 |
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Schulte, Adolf
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9 |
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