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John Bolyard
During World War II, John Bolyard became a U.S. Army Air Forces ACE, credited with shooting down 5 enemy aircraft in aerial combat. After the…
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Robert Bonebrake
During World War II, Robert Bonebrake became a U.S. Army Air Forces ACE, credited with shooting down 5 enemy aircraft in aerial combat. Transferring to…
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Stephen Bonner
During World War II, Stephen Bonner became a U.S. Army Air Forces ACE, credited with shooting down 5 enemy aircraft in aerial combat.
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John Bradley
During World War II, John Bradley became a U.S. Army Air Forces ACE, credited with shooting down 5 enemy aircraft in aerial combat. After the…
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John Owens
John Owens became a World War I ACE, with a total of FIVE shared aerial victories.
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James Pearson
Serving with the Royal Air Force during World War I, James Pearson became a DOUBLE ACE, credited with shooting down 12 enemy airplanes in aerial…
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Cleo Pineau
Serving with the Royal Air Force during World War I, Cleo Pineau became an ACE, credited with destroying 6 enemy airplanes in aerial combat.
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Wendel Robertson
Wendel Robertson became a World War I ACE, sharing in credit for the destruction of 7 enemy aircraft in aerial combat.
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Bogart Rogers
Serving with the Royal Air Force during World War I, Bogart Rogers became an ACE, credited with 6 victories in aerial combat. After the war,…
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Oren Rose
Serving with the Royal Air Force during World War I, Oren Rose became a TRIPLE ACE credited with shooting down 16 enemy airplanes in aerial…
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Harold Shoemaker
Harold Shoemaker became a World War I ACE, credited with shooting down 5 enemy aircraft while serving with the Royal Air Force, before transferring to…
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Walter Simon
Flying with the Royal Air Force, Walter Simon and his observer scored five victories on the single day of 30 July 1918; he thus became…
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