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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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Gossner, Max
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8 |
| 827 |
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Grant, James
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8 |
| 828 |
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Grenfell, Eustace Osborne
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8 |
| 829 |
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Groom, Victor Emmanuel
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8 |
| 830 |
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Guertiau, Julien Anatole
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8 |
| 831 |
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Gutknecht, Adolf
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8 |
| 832 |
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Guettler (Güttler), Wolfgang
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8 |
| 833 |
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Haebler (Häbler), Hans von
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8 |
| 834 |
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Hammersley, Reuben George
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8 |
| 835 |
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Harlock, Frederick George
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8 |
| 836 |
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Hegarty, Herbert George
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8 |
| 837 |
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Hemming, Alfred Stewart
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8 |
| 838 |
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Henkel, Heinrich
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8 |
| 839 |
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Hicks, George Rensbury
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8 |
| 840 |
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Hilton, Darcy Fowlis
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8 |
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