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John Moore
During World War II, John Moore became a U.S. Army Air Forces ACE, credited with shooting down 7 enemy aircraft in aerial combat, before he…
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Robert Moore
During World War II, Robert became a U.S. Army Air Forces DOUBLE ACE and the leading ACE in the 7th Air Force, credited with shooting…
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Mark Moseley
During World War II, Mark Moseley became a U.S. Army Air Forces ACE, credited with shooting down 6.5 enemy aircraft in aerial combat.
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James Mugavero
During World War II, James Mugavero became a U.S. Army Air Forces ACE, credited with shooting down 6 enemy aircraft in aerial combat. He returned…
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Robert Mulhollem
During World War II, Robert Mulhollem became a U.S. Army Air Forces ACE, credited with shooting down 5 enemy aircraft in aerial combat.
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Paul Murphey
During World War II, Paul Murphey became a U.S. Army Air Forces ACE, credited with shooting down 6 enemy aircraft in aerial combat.
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Alva Murphy
During World War II, Alva Murphy became a U.S. Army Air Forces ACE, credited with shooting down 6 enemy aircraft in aerial combat, before he…
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Jennings Myers
During World War II, Jennings Myers became a U.S. Army Air Forces ACE, credited with shooting down 5 enemy aircraft in aerial combat, before he…
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Franklin Lathrope
During World War II, Franklin Lathrope became a U.S. Army Air Forces ACE, credited with shooting down 5 enemy aircraft in aerial combat. He was…
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Joseph Lesicka
During World War II, Joseph Lesicka became a U.S. Army Air Forces ACE, credited with shooting down 9 enemy aircraft in aerial combat, and destroying…
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Warren Lewis
Warren Lewis joined the Royal Canadian Air Force and transferred to the U.S. Army Air Forces in May 1941. During the war he became a…
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William Lewis
During World War II, William Lewis became a U.S. Army Air Forces ACE, credited with shooting down 7 enemy aircraft in aerial combat. After the…
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