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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 |
| 751 |
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Siddall, Joseph Henry
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9 |
| 752 |
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Sims, Charles John
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9 |
| 753 |
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Solly, Arthur Norbury
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9 |
| 754 |
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Spence, Anthony George Allen
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9 |
| 755 |
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Suk, Grigory
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9 |
| 756 |
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Tayler, St. Cyprian Churchill
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9 |
| 757 |
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Thompson, Louis Mark
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9 |
| 758 |
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Thornely, Ronald Roscoe
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9 |
| 759 |
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Travers, Frederick Dudley
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9 |
| 760 |
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Turner, Ronald William
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9 |
| 761 |
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Udvardy, Ferdinand
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9 |
| 762 |
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Vialet, Marcel Pierre
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9 |
| 763 |
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Wareing, Guy Wilbraham
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9 |
| 764 |
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Watson, Kenneth Bowman
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9 |
| 765 |
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Wear, Albert Edward
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9 |
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