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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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Chandler, Robert North
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7 |
| 977 |
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Chapman, Charles Meredith Bouverie
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7 |
| 978 |
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Chavannes, Fernand Henri
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7 |
| 979 |
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Chisam, William Hargrove
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7 |
| 980 |
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Claydon, Arthur
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7 |
| 981 |
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Cockerell, Stanley
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7 |
| 982 |
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Cook, Harvey Weir
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7 |
| 983 |
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Cooper, Arthur Cyril
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7 |
| 984 |
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Cooper, Arthur Gabbettis
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7 |
| 985 |
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Cowan, Sidney Edward
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7 |
| 986 |
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Creech, Jesse Orin
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7 |
| 987 |
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Critchley, Roland
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7 |
| 988 |
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Crundall, Edward Duncan
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7 |
| 989 |
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Dahlmann, Theodor
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7 |
| 990 |
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Daly, Rowan Heywood
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7 |
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