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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 |
| 811 |
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Ehmann, Friedrich
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8 |
| 812 |
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Emsden, Leonard Herbert
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8 |
| 813 |
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Erwin, William Portwood
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8 |
| 814 |
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Evans, Dudley Lloyd
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8 |
| 815 |
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Ewers, Walter
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8 |
| 816 |
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Eycott-Martin, Harold Ross
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8 |
| 817 |
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Finlay, Garfield
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8 |
| 818 |
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Fitzgibbon, Desmond Fitzgerald
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8 |
| 819 |
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Flachaire, Georges Charles Marie François
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8 |
| 820 |
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Fleming, Austin L.
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8 |
| 821 |
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Fraissinet, Jean Alfred
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8 |
| 822 |
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Gandert, Hans-Eberhardt
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8 |
| 823 |
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Gerard, Jacques
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8 |
| 824 |
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Gladman, Cyril William
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8 |
| 825 |
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Glynn, Clive Beverley
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8 |
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