World War I Aces by Cemetery

Men of all ages joined the air services during World War I, drawn to excitement and adventure. Canadian ace Billy Bishop joined at 19, while Major Edward Mannock tragically died at 35 in 1918.

	Name	Cemetery
801	Home-Hay, Jeffrey Batters
802	Homo, Paul Constant
803	Hooper, Geoffrey Herbert
804	Horn, Spencer Bertram
805	Horry, Tom Stanley
806	Howard, Richard Watson	Arras Flying Services Memorial, Pas de Calais, France
807	Howe, Percy Frank Charles
808	Howell, Cedric Ernest	Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
809	Howell, Malcolm Clifford
810	Howsam, George Robert
811	Hoy, Campbell Alexander
812	Hoy, Ernest Charles
813	Hoyer, Hans
814	Hubbard, Will
815	Hubbard, William Henry
816	Hubrich, Gerhard
817	Hudson, Donald	Arlington National Cemetery, Arlington, Virginia, USA
818	Hudson, Frank Neville
819	Hudson, Harold Byrn
820	Huebner (Hübner), Alfred
821	Huettenrauch (Hüttenrauch), Paul
822	Huffzky, Friedrich
823	Hughes, David James
824	Hughes, Eric Yorath
825	Hughes, Geoffrey Forrest

Total Records: 1865

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