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
1226	Munday, Richard Burnard
1227	Murison, John Thompson Guy
1228	Murmann, Donald Frederick
1229	Muspratt, Keith Knox	Bournemouth (Wimborne Road) Cemetery, Hampshire, England
1230	Mustard, Ernest Andrew
1231	Nachod, Kurt
1232	Naether (Näther), Max
1233	Nagler, Alfons
1234	Nangle, Hugh
1235	Napier, Charles George Douglas	Arras Flying Services Memorial, Pas de Calais, France
1236	Napier, Ian Patrick Robert	Dumbarton Cemetery
1237	Nardini, Guido
1238	Nash, Gerald Ewart
1239	Nash, Thomas Walter	Cement House Cemetery, Langemark-Poelkapelle, West-V., Belgium
1240	Nathanael, Edmund
1241	Naudin, Gustave
1242	Navarre, Jean Marie Dominique
1243	Navratil, Friedrich
1244	Naylor, Walter
1245	Neckel, Ulrich
1246	Nel, William Joseph Baynes
1247	Neuenhofen, Wilhelm
1248	Neville, Roger Henry Gartside
1249	Newland, Arthur
1250	Newnham, Maurice Ashdown

Total Records: 1865

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