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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 |
| 916 |
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Rutherford, William Jackson
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8 |
| 917 |
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Satchell, Harold Leslie
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8 |
| 918 |
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Saunders, Franklin Geoffrey
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8 |
| 919 |
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Sauvage, Paul Joannes
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8 |
| 920 |
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Scharon, Karl
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8 |
| 921 |
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Schilling, Hans
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8 |
| 922 |
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Schobinger, Viktor
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8 |
| 923 |
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Schoenebeck, Carl-August von
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8 |
| 924 |
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Scholte, Owen John Frederick
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8 |
| 925 |
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Schwartz, Wilhelm
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8 |
| 926 |
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Scott, Walter Henry
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8 |
| 927 |
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Sellars, Herbert Whiteley
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8 |
| 928 |
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Sharman, John Edward
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8 |
| 929 |
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Simon, Walter Carl
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8 |
| 930 |
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Simpson, George Goodman
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8 |
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