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Duerson Knight
Flying with the Royal Air Force, Duerson Knight became a World War I DOUBLE Ace, credited with shooting down 10 enemy aircraft in aerial combat,…
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Harold Kullberg
Harold Kullberg was rejected for service with the U.S. Army Air Service, and subsequently enlisted in the Royal Flying Corps. Seeing action with the Royal…
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William Lambert
Flying with the Royal Air Force during World War II, William Lambert became a TRIPLE ACE, credited with shooting down 18 aircraft (17 airplanes and…
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Jens Larsen
Flying with Canada’s Royal Flying Corps during World War I, Jens Larsen became an ace, credited with shooting down 9 enemy airplanes in aerial combat.
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Oliver LeBoutillier
Flying with the Royal Air Force during World War I, Oliver LeBoutillier became a DOUBLE ace, credited with shooting down 10 enemy airplanes in aerial…
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Frederick Lord
Frederick Lord enlisted in the Texas National Guard at the age of 16 but was discharged when it was discovered he was under age. He…
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Gervais Lufbery
Raoul Lufbery was born in France to a French woman and her American husband, that subsequently emigrated to the United States. He served with both…
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Frederick Luff
Attached to the Royal Air Force during World War I, Frederick Luff became an ACE, credited with destroying 5 enemy aircraft (3 airplanes and 2…
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Emile Lussier
Born in Chicago to French-Canadian parents, after his family moved back to Canada he joined the Royal Flying Corps. Subsequently serving in France with the…
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Francis Magoun
Flying with the Royal Air Force during World War II, Francis Magoun became an ACE, credited with destroying 5 enemy aircraft in aerial combat. After…
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Osborne Orr
Serving with the Royal Air Force during World War I, Osborne Orr became an air ACE, credited with shooting down 5 enemy aircraft before he…
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Thomas Burnette
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