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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 |
961 |
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Biddle, Charles John
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7 |
962 |
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Birmingham, Thomas James
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7 |
963 |
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Bland, William Harry
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7 |
964 |
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Blennerhasset, Giles Noble
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7 |
965 |
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Bosson, André Louis
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7 |
966 |
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Brock, Cecil Guelph
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7 |
967 |
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Brooke, George Ai
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7 |
968 |
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Bruenig (Brünig), Helmut
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7 |
969 |
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Buchanan, Archibald
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7 |
970 |
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Bunting, Stanton William
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7 |
971 |
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Burgess, David Luther
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7 |
972 |
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Campbell, Lynn
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7 |
973 |
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Camplan, Eugene Jules Emile
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7 |
974 |
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Capel, Leslie Howard Tandy
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7 |
975 |
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Chambers, Reed McKinley
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7 |
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