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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 |
| 946 |
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Warren, Leslie Reginald
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8 |
| 947 |
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White, Wilbert Wallace
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8 |
| 948 |
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Wilson, Claude Melnot
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8 |
| 949 |
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Wright, William Alan
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8 |
| 950 |
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Zorn, Wilhelm
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8 |
| 951 |
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Alberry, Frank
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7 |
| 952 |
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Allen, Charles Philip
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7 |
| 953 |
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Anders, Fritz G.
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7 |
| 954 |
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Antcliffe, Ernest
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7 |
| 955 |
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Auger, Alfred Victor Robert
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7 |
| 956 |
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Barkell, Thomas Henry
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7 |
| 957 |
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Bassenge, Gerhard
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7 |
| 958 |
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Bateman, John Conrade
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7 |
| 959 |
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Battesti, François Marie Noel
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7 |
| 960 |
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Bell-Irving, Alan Duncan
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7 |
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