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
1376	Puerer (Pürer), Josef
1377	Puetter (Pütter), Fritz
1378	Puetz (Pütz), Johann
1379	Puffer, Stanley Asa
1380	Pugh, John Edwardes
1381	Pullan, Hartley
1382	Pulpe, Eduard
1383	Purdom, Thomas Laurence
1384	Purvis, W.C.
1385	Putnam, David Endicott	Lafayette Memorial du Parc de Garches, Paris, France
1386	Quandt, Theodor
1387	Quested, John Bowley
1388	Quette, Charles Alfred
1389	Quigley, Frank Granger	Mount Pleasant Cemetery, Toronto, Ontario
1390	Rae, Thomas Gillies
1391	Raesch, Josef
1392	Rahn, Arthur
1393	Ralph, Francis James	Villers-Bretonneux Military Cemetery, Somme, France
1394	Ralston, John Steel
1395	Ralston, Orville Alfred	Wood Lake, Nebraska
1396	Randall, Arthur Clunie
1397	Randall, George Ebben
1398	Ransley, Frank Cecil
1399	Ranza, Ferruccio
1400	Rath, Henry Coyle	Tournai Communal Cemetery Allied Extension, Tournai, Hainaut, Belgium

Total Records: 1865

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