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
1801	Welsh, George Arthur
1802	Wendelmuth, Rudolf
1803	Wenzel, Paul	Dusseldorf
1804	Wenzl, Richard
1805	Werner, Johannes
1806	Wertheim (Wertheimer), Pierre Armand
1807	Wessels, Heinrich
1808	West, Mortimer Sackville
1809	Weston, David John
1810	Westphal, Siegfried
1811	Westwood, William Graham
1812	Whealy, Arthur Treloar
1813	Wheeler, William Allan
1814	Whistler, Harold Alfred
1815	White, Harold Albert
1816	White, Hugh Granville
1817	White, James Butler
1818	White, Joseph Leonard Maries
1819	White, Victor Rodney Stokes
1820	White, Wilbert Wallace	Meuse-Argonne American Cemetery, Romagne, France
1821	Whitehead, Lewis Ewart	Arras Flying Services Memorial, Pas de Calais, France
1822	Whitham, Charles Myers
1823	Whitney, Robert Kenneth
1824	Wiehle, Ernst
1825	Wiessner, Ernst

Total Records: 1865

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