This is a list of World War I flying aces by nationality (Number of victories in parentheses).

Australia

• Roderic Dallas (39-51) Disputed; see note below.
• Robert Little (47)
• A. H. "Harry" Cobby (29)
• Elwyn King (26)
• Alexander Pentland (23)
• Edgar McCloughry (21)
• Richard Minifie (21)
• Edgar Johnston (20)
• Andrew Cowper (19)
• Cedric Howell (19)
• Fred Holliday (17)
• Allan Hepburn (16)
• Francis Ryan Smith (16)
• John Rutherford Gordon (15)
• Roy Cecil Phillipps (15)
• Sources:
  • http://www.australianflyingcorps.org/2004_2002/people/aces/australianaces.html
  • http://www.australianflyingcorps.org/2004_2002/people/aces/afcaces.html
  • http://www.theaerodrome.com/aces/australi/index.php

(Roderic Dallas' score is in dispute. His official war-time tally is 39, but Adrian Hellwig, a biographer of Dallas, claims 48 (previously 50) in a unpublished biography. Some web sites claim 51. [1] [2]. [3]. Arthur Henry Cobby August 26, 1894- November 11, 1955 was a notable Australian military aviator. ...

Austro-Hungarian Empire

• Godwin Brumowski (35)
• Julius Arigi (32)
• Benno Fiala von Fernbrugg (28)
• Frank Linke-Crawford (27)
• Josef Kiss (19)
• Franz Graeser (Gräser) (18)
• Eugen Boensch (Bönsch) (16)
• Stefan Fejes (16)
• Ernst Strohschneider (15)
• Adolf Heyrowsky (12)
• Kurt Gruber (11)
• Franz Rudorfer (11)
• Friedrich Navratil (10)
• Raoul Stojsavljevic (10)
• Gottfried Freiherr von Banfield (9)
• Otto Jindra (9)
• Georg Kenzian (9)
• Ferdinand Udvardy (9)
• Source: http://www.theaerodrome.com/aces/austrhun/index.php

Official languages Latin, German, Hungarian Established church Roman Catholic Capital & Largest City Vienna pop. ...

Canada

• Billy Bishop (72)
• Raymond Collishaw (62)
• MacLaren, Donald R. (54)
• William Barker (50)
• Atkey, Alfred C. (38)
• William G. Claxton (37)
• Fall, Joseph S.T. (36)
• McCall, Frederick R.G. (35)
• Quigley, Francis G. (33)
• McKeever, Andrew E. (31)
• Carter, Albert D. (28)
• Hoidge, Reginald T.C. (28)
• McEwen, Clifford M. (27)
• Soden, Frank O. (27)
• Whealy, Arthur T. (27)
• Thomson, William M. (26)
• Rosevear, Stanley W. (25)
• Shields, William E. (24)
• Alexander, William M. (22)
• White, Joseph L.M. (22)
• Edwards, Harold L. (21)
• Hickey, Charles R.R. (21)
• Conn, Kenneth B. (20)
• Lagesse, Camille H.R. (20)
• Fairclough, Arthur B. (19)
• Reid, Ellis V. (19)
• MacKay, George C. (18)
• Carter, Alfred W. (17)
• Edwards, Stearne T. (17)
• Falkenberg, Carl F. (17)
• Bell, Gerald G. (16)
• Burden, Henry J. (16)
• Glen, James A. (15)
• Greene, John E. (15)
• Clement, Carleton M. (14)
• Godfrey, Albert E. (14)
• Sorsoleil, Jack V. (14)
• Thomson, George (14)
• Wallace, Hazel L. (14)
• Williams, Thomas F. (14)
• Armstrong, Frederick C. (13)
• Curtis, Wilfred A. (13)
• Howsam, George R. (13)
• Hoy, Ernest C. (13)
• Hudson, Harold B. (13)
• Keirstead, Ronald M. (13)
• Manuel, John G. (13)
• Wilfrid "Wop" May (13)
• Stanger, Stanley (13)
• Birks, Gerald A. (12)
• Bromley, Ernest C. (12)
• Harrison, William L. (12)
• Hubbard, William H. (12)
• Irving, Gordon B. (12)
• Jenkins, William S. (12)
• Manzer, Roy (12)
• McGregor, Douglas U. (12)
• Rath, Henry C. (12)
• Shook, Alexander M. (12)
• Stephenson, William S. (12)
• Waddington, Melville W. (12)
• James B. White (12)
• Banbury, Fred Everest (11)
• Chadwick, Arnold Jacques (11)
• Davison, Hiram F. (11)
• Duncan, William J.A. (11)
• Green, Charles D.B. (11)
• Irwin, William R. (11)
• James, Mansell R. (11)
• Johnson, George O. (11)
• Oaks, Harold A. (11)
• Bell, Hilliard B. (10)
• Breadner, Lloyd S. (10)
• Roy Brown (10)
• Brown, Frederic E. (10)
• Dodds, Robert (10)
• Koch, Alfred (10)
• Malone, John J. (10)
• McKay, Alfred E. (10)
• Moore, Guy B.v (10)
• Taylor, Frank H. (10)
• Beanlands, Bernard P.G. (9)
• Brown, William H. (9)
• Bulmer, George W. (9)
• Christian, Leo A. (9)
• Dawes, Richard J. (9)
• Del'Haye, Roger A. (9)
• Dixon, George C. (9)
• Forman, James H. (9)
• Goulding, Acheson G. (9)
• Kerby, Harold S. (9)
• McGoun, David M. (9)
• Rogers, William W. (9)
• Salter, Ernest J. (9)
• Spence, Anthony G.A. (9)
• Thompson, Louis M. (9)
• Watson, Kenneth B. (9)
• Craig, William B. (8)
• De Pencier, John D. (8)
• Durrand, William (8)
• Fleming, Austin L. (8)
• Hilton, D'Arcy F. (8)
• Joy, Ernest G. (8)
• Junor, Kenneth W. (8)
• MacDonald, William M. (8)
• Malcolm, Reginald G. (8)
• Marks, George I.D. (8)
• McDonald, Roderick (8)
• Rutherford, William J. (8)
• Sharman, John E. (8)
• Smith, John H. (8)
• Smith, Langley F.W. (8)
• Wilson, Claude M. (8)
• Bell-Irving, Allan D. (7)
• Birmingham, Thomas J. (7)
• Burgess, David L. (7)
• Campbell, Lynn (7)
• Claydon, Arthur (7)
• Davis, Ernest F.H. (7)
• Farrell, Conway M.G. (7)
• Foster, George B. (7)
• Gilroy, Eric C. (7)
• Hilborn, William C. (7)
• Home-Hay, Jeffrey B. (7)
• Jarvis, Arthur E.D.M. (7)
• Jenks, Archibald N. (7)
• Joslyn, Harold W. (7)
• Leitch, Alfred A. (7)
• MacLeod, Malcolm P. (7)
• McConnell, Roy K. (7)
• Morrow, Ernest T. (7)
• Page, John A. (7)
• Puffer, Stanley A. (7)
• Ray, Lewis H. (7)
• Smith, Emerson A.L.F. (7)
• Taylor, Merril S. (7)
• Appleby, Percival E. (6)
• Brock, Cecil G. (6)
• Clappison, Henry G. (6)
• Corey, Irving B. (6)
• Crabb, Earl F. (6)
• Drummond, Jack E. (6)
• Fowler, Herbert H.S. (6)
• Galbraith, Daniel M.B. (6)
• Hewat, Richard A. (6)
• Kelly, Ernest T.S. (6)
• Meek, Earl S. (6)
• Millman, Norman C. (6)
• Nash, Gerald E. (6)
• Parlee, Medley K. (6)
• Swayze, William K. (6)
• Symons, Harry L. (6)
• Trapp, George L. (6)
• Watson, Harry E. (6)
• Wood, Harry A. (6)
• Anderson, George B. (5)
• Bawlf, Louis D. (5)
• Blaicklock, George W. (5)
• Boger, William Otway (5)
• Booth, Edward B. (5)
• Bottrill, William E. (5)
• Compton, Harry N. (5)
• Crompton, John B. (5)
• Cummings, Lumsden (5)
• Duffus, Chester S. (5)
• Eaton, Edward C. (5)
• Elliott, William B. (5)
• Ellis, Sydney E. (5)
• Gauld, George W.G. (5)
• Gillanders, John G. (5)
• Gillespie, William J. (5)
• Grange, Edward R. (5)
• Griffith, Hugh B. (5)
• Hales, John P. (5)
• Hallonquist, Joseph E. (5)
• Hand, Earl M. (5)
• Lally, Conrad T. (5)
• Little, Robert H. (5)
• MacDonald, Ross M. (5)
• MacRae, John F.N. (5)
• Manley, Patrick S. (5)
• McNeaney, John H. (5)
• McRae, Russell F. (5)
• Molyneaux, Harold A.S. (5)
• Mott, Harold E. (5)
• Mulock, Redford H. (5)
• Pugh, John E. (5)
• Russell, J.B. (5)
• Smith, James R. (5)
• Welsh, George A. (5)
• Whitney, Robert K. (5)
• Source: http://www.theaerodrome.com/aces/canada/index.php

William Avery Billy Bishop VC, CB (February 8, 1894–September 11, 1956) — Canadian World War I flying ace, officially credited with 72 victories, the highest number for a British Empire pilot. ... Air Vice-Marshal Raymond Collishaw (November 22, 1893 - September 28, 1976) was the highest scoring Royal Naval Air Service flying ace and the second highest scoring Canadian pilot of World War I. Raymond Collishaw was born at Nanaimo, British Columbia, Canada on 22nd November 1893. ... Note:This article is about the WWI pilot. ... (Disambiguation: you may be looking for William Claxton (photographer), who worked for three decades with fashion designer Rudi Gernreich. ... This article needs cleanup. ...

France

• René Fonck (75)
• Georges Guynemer (53)
• Charles Nungesser (43)
• Georges Felix Madon (41)
• Maurice Jean Paul Boyau (35)
• Michel Joseph Callixte Marie Coiffard (34)
• Léon Jean Pierre Bourjade (28)
• Armand Pinsard (27)
• René Pierre Marie Dorme (23)
• Gabriel Fernand Charles Guérin (23)
• Claude Marcel Haegelen (22)
• Alfred Marie Joseph Heurtaux (21)
• Pierre Marinovitch (21)
• Albert Louis Deullin (20)
• Roland Garros (3)
• Primary source: http://www.theaerodrome.com/aces/france/index.php

Cover of Time Magazine (August 23, 1926) René Paul Fonck (27 March 1894–18 June 1953) ended the Great War at the top of the list of all Allied fighter aces. ... Georges Guynemer Georges Guynemer (December 24, 1894 - September 11, 1917) was a French aviator during World War I. Georges Marie Ludovic Jules Guynemer was born into a wealthy Compiègne family and experienced an often sickly childhood. ... Charles Nungesser (1892-1927) was a French aviator and adventurer who is best known as a rival of Charles A. Lindbergh in the race to be first to fly non-stop between New York and Paris. ... Roland Garros has been considered the world’s first fighter pilot. ...

Germany

• Manfred von Richthofen (80)
• Ernst Udet (62)
• Erich Loewenhardt (Löwenhardt) (54)
• Werner Voss (48)
• Josef C.P. Jacobs (45)
• Fritz Rumey (45)
• Rudolph Berthold (44)
• Bruno Loerzer (44)
• Paul Wilhelm Baeumer (Bäumer) (43)
• Oswald Boelcke (40)
• Franz Buechner (Büchner) (40)
• Lothar von Richthofen (40)
• Heinrich Gontermann (39)
• Karl Menckhoff (39)
• Theodor Osterkamp (32)
• Karl Bolle (36)
• Julius Buckler (36)
• Max Ritter von Mueller (Müller) (36)
• Gustav Doerr (Dörr) (35)
• Otto Koennecke (Könnecke) (35)
• Eduard Ritter von Schleich (35)
• Emil Thuy (35)
• Josef Veltjens (35)
• Heinrich Bongartz (33)
• Heinrich Kroll (33)
• Kurt Wolff (33)
• Hermann Frommherz (32)
• Paul Billik (31)
• Gotthard Sachsenberg (31)
• Karl Allmenroeder (Allmenröder) (30)
• Carl Degelow (30)
• Josef Mai (30)
• Ulrich Neckel (30)
• Karl Schaefer (Schäfer) (30)
• Harald Auffarth (Auffahrt) (29)
• Walter Blume (28)
• Walter von Buelow-Bothkamp (Bülow-Bothkamp) (28)
• Robert Ritter von Greim (28)
• Arthur Laumann (28)
• Friedrich Ritter von Roeth (Röth) (28)
• Otto Bernert (27)
• Otto Fruhner (27)
• Hans Kirschstein (27)
• Karl Thom (27)
• Adolf Ritter von Tutschek (27)
• Kurt Wuesthoff (Wüsthoff) (27)
• Oskar Freiherr von Boenigk (26)
• Eduard Ritter von Dostler (26)
• Max Naether (Näther) (26)
• Oliver Freiherr von Beaulieu-Marconnay (25)
• Georg von Hantelmann (25)
• Fritz Puetter (Pütter) (25)
• Erwin Boehme (Böhme) (24)
• Georg Meyer (24)
• Hermann Becker (23)
• Hermann Goering (Göring) (22)
• Hans Klein (22)
• Hans M. Pippart (22)
• Werner Preuss (22)
• Karl Schlegel (22)
• Rudolf Windisch (22)
• Hans Ritter von Adam (21)
• Friedrich Altemeier (21)
• Friedrich Friedrichs (21)
• Fritz Hoehn (Höhn) (21)
• Friedrich T. Noltenius (21)
• Hans Bethge (20)
• Rudolph von Eschwege (20)
• Wilhelm Frankl (20)
• Hans von Freden (20)
• Walter Goettsch (Göttsch) (20)
• Oskar Hennrich (20)
• Otto Kissenberth (20)
• Wilhelm Reinhard (20)
• Otto Schmidt (20)
• Christian Donhauser (19)
• Gerhard Fieseler (19)
• Kurt Wintgens (19)
• Hartmut Baldamus (18)
• Franz Hemer (18)
• Emil Schaepe (Schäpe) (18)
• Alexander Zenses (18)
• Hans Boehning (Böhning) (17)
• Walter Boening (Böning) (17)
• Ernst Hess (17)
• Max Immelmann (17)
• Rudolf Klimke (17)
• Karl Plauth (17)
• Franz Ray (17)
• Hans Joachim Rolfes (17)
• Josef Schwendemann (17)
• Ernst Bormann (16)
• Ludwig Hanstein (16)
• Johannes Klein (16)
• Karl Odebrett (16)
• Wilhelm A. Seitz (16)
• Hans Weiss (16)
• Karl Bohnenkamp (15)
• Albert Dossenbach (15)
• Rudolf Francke (15)
• Albert Haussmann (15)
• Alois Heldmann (15)
• Otto Loeffler (Löffler) (15)
• Hans-Georg von der Marwitz (15)
• Edmund Nathanael (15)
• Wilhelm Neuenhofen (15)
• Viktor von Pressentin von Rautter (15)
• Theodor Quandt (15)
• Julius Schmidt (15)
• Kurt Schneider (15)
• Paul Straehle (Strähle) (15)
• Reinhold Joerke (Jörke) (14)
• Franz Piechulek (14)
• Georg Schlenker (14)
• Rudolf Wendelmuth (14)
• Hans-Joachim Buddecke (13)
• Siegfried Buettner (Büttner) (13)
• Friedrich Christiansen (13)
• Dieter Collin (13)
• Heinrich Geigl (13)
• Robert Heibert (13)
• Johann Janzen (13)
• Christian Mesch (13)
• Otto Rosenfeld (13)
• Kurt Schoenfelder (Schönfelder) (13)
• Erich von Wedel (13)
• Erich Buder (12)
• Theodor Cammann (12)
• Gottfried Ehmann (12)
• Otto Esswein (12)
• Sebastian Festner (12)
• Wilhelm Frickart (12)
• Bertram Heinrich (12)
• Walter Hoehndorf (Höhndorf) (12)
• Gerhard Hubrich (12)
• Hans von Keudell (12)
• Max Kuhn (12)
• Alfred Lindenberger (12)
• Friedrich Manschott (12)
• Hans Mueller (Müller) (12)
• Franz Schleiff (12)
• Renatus Theiller (12)
• Bernhard Ultsch (12)
• Richard Wenzl (12)
• Heinrich Arntzen (11)
• Raven Freiherr von Barnekow (11)
• Joachim von Busse (Budde) (11)
• Friedrich Classen (11)
• Xaver Dannhuber (11)
• Kurt-Bertram von Doering (Döring) (11)
• Heinrich Drekmann (11)
• Willi Gabriel (11)
• Stefan Kirmaier (11)
• Fritz Loerzer (11)
• Hans Nuelle (Nülle) (11)
• Hermann Pfeiffer (11)
• Reinhold Poss (11)
• Hugo Schaefer (Schäfer) (11)
• Rudolf Stark (11)
• Leopold Anslinger (10)
• Paul Aue (10)
• Dietrich Averes (10)
• Hans Berr (10)
• Franz Brandt (10)
• Otto Brauneck (10)
• Martin Dehmisch (Demisch) (10)
• Karl Gallwitz (10)
• Justus Grassmann (10)
• Paul Lotz (10)
• Rudolf Matthaei (10)
• Max Ritter von Mulzer (10)
• Alfons Nagler (10)
• Hans Schuez (Schüz) (10)
• Werner Steinhaeuser (Steinhäuser) (10)
• Erik Thomas (10)
• Paul Turck (10)
• Paul Wenzel (10)
• Hans Wolff (10)
• Ernst Freiherr von Althaus (9)
• Arno Benzler (9)
• Konrad Brendle (9)
• Albert Dietlen (9)
• Otto Fitzner (9)
• Friedrich Huffzky (9)
• Herbert W.F. Knappe (9)
• Egon Koepsch (9)
• Fritz Kosmahl (9)
• Walter Kypke (9)
• Helmut Lange (9)
• Gustav Leffers (9)
• Herbert Mahn (9)
• Eberhardt Mohnicke (9)
• Hans Mueller (Müller) (9)
• Karl Pech (9)
• Willi Rosenstein (9)
• Karl Schattauer (9)
• Adolf Schulte (9)
• Georg Weiner (9)
• Paul Achilles (8)
• Ludwig Beckmann (8)
• Karl Bohny (8)
• Aloys Freiherr von Brandenstein (8)
• Otto Creutzmann (8)
• Günther Dobberke (8)
• Friedrich Ehmann (8)
• Walter Ewers (8)
• Hans-Eberhardt Gandert (8)
• Max Gossner (8)
• Wolfgang Guettler (Güttler) (8)
• Adolf Gutknecht (8)
• Hans von Haebler (Häbler) (8)
• Heinrich Henkel (8)
• Wilhelm Hippert (8)
• Hans Hoyer (8)
• Paul Huettenrauch (Hüttenrauch) (8)
• Michael Hutterer (8)
• Fritz Jacobsen (8)
• Willi Kampe (8)
• Fritz Kieckhaefer (Kieckhäfer) (8)
• Franz Kirchfeld (8)
• Arthur Korff (8)
• Fritz Krebs (8)
• Karl Meyer (8)
• Kurt Monnington (8)
• Otto Parschau (8)
• Friedrich Poeschke (8)
• Wolfram Freiherr von Richthofen (8)
• Claus Riemer (8)
• Karl Ritscherle (8)
• Richard Runge (8)
• Karl Scharon (8)
• Hans Schilling (8)
• Viktor Schobinger (8)
• Carl-August von Schoenebeck (8)
• Wilhelm Schwartz (8)
• Fritz Thiede (8)
• Wilhelm Zorn (8)
• Fritz Anders (7)
• Gerhard Bassenge (7)
• Helmut Bruenig (Brünig) (7)
• Theodor Dahlmann (7)
• Helmut Dilthey (7)
• Julius Fichter (7)
• Hermann Gilly (7)
• Hans Goerth (7)
• Gisbert-Wilhelm Groos (7)
• Hermann Habich (7)
• Otto Hartmann (7)
• Georg Ritter von Hengl (7)
• Josef Hohly (7)
• Kurt Jacob (7)
• Karl F.K. Jentsch (7)
• Martin Johns (7)
• Christian Kairies (7)
• Emil Koch (7)
• Hans Koerner (Körner) (7)
• Wilhelm Kuehne (Kühne) (7)
• Hans Kummetz (7)
• Hermann Leptien (7)
• Albert Josef Lux (7)
• Karl Mendel (7)
• Alfred Niederhoff (7)
• Paul von Osterroht (7)
• Richard Plange (7)
• Johann Puetz (Pütz) (7)
• Josef Raesch (7)
• Gustav Schneidewind (7)
• Marat Schumm (7)
• Georg Strasser (7)
• Karl Treiber (7)
• Kurt Ungewitter (7)
• Franz Walz (7)
• Johannes Werner (7)
• Karl Arnold (6)
• Johann Baur (6)
• Paul Bona (6)
• Moritz-Waldemar Bretschneider-Bodemer (6)
• Albin Buehl (Bühl) (6)
• Harry von Buelow-Bothkamp (Bülow-Bothkamp) (6)
• August Burkard (6)
• Karl Deilmann (6)
• Karl Engelfried (6)
• Alfred Fleischer (6)
• Gustav Fraedrich (Frädrich) (6)
• Sylvester Garsztka (6)
• Friedrich Gille (6)
• Heinrich Haase (6)
• Erich Hahn (6)
• Albert Hets (6)
• Robert Hildebrandt (6)
• Otto Hoehne (Höhne) (6)
• Alfred Huebner (Hübner) (6)
• Hans Imelmann (6)
• Johannes Jensen (6)
• Erich Just (6)
• Willy Kahle (6)
• Max Kahlow (6)
• Otto Klaiber (6)
• Gustav Klaudat (6)
• Erich Koenig (König) (6)
• Kurt Kueppers (Küppers) (6)
• Hermann K.L. Kunz (6)
• Alfred Lenz (6)
• Ludwig Luer (6)
• Friedrich Mallinckrodt (6)
• Heinrich Maushake (6)
• Emil Meinecke (6)
• Konrad Mettlich (6)
• Alfred Mohr (6)
• Werner Niethammer (6)
• Hans Oberlander (6)
• Rudolf Otto (6)
• Arthur Rahn (6)
• Rudolf Rienau (6)
• Alfons Scheicher (6)
• Karl Schmueckle (Schmückle) (6)
• Edgar Scholtz (6)
• Erich Schuetze (Schütze) (6)
• Wilhelm Schulz (6)
• Gunther Schuster (6)
• Heinrich Seywald (6)
• Erich Sonneck (6)
• Otto Splitgerber (6)
• Georg Staudacher (6)
• Kurt Student (6)
• Hermann Stutz (6)
• Reinhard Treptow (6)
• Hermann Vallendor (6)
• Hans Waldhausen (6)
• Heinrich Wessels (6)
• Siegfried Westphal (6)
• Ernst Wiehle (6)
• Hans Auer (5)
• Bernard Bartels (5)
• Joachim von Bertrab (5)
• Rudolf Besel (5)
• Otto Bieleit (5)
• Eduard Blaas (5)
• Hans-Helmut von Boddien (5)
• Erich Boenisch (Bönisch) (5)
• Gustav Borm (5)
• Hans Bowski (5)
• Herbert Boy (5)
• Otto von Breiten-Landenberg (5)
• Friedrich-Karl Burckhardt (5)
• Karl Christ (5)
• Theodor Croneiss (5)
• Wilhelm Cymera (5)
• August Delling (5)
• Wilhelm Fahlbusch (5)
• Ludwig Gaim (5)
• Johannes Gildemeister (5)
• Siegfried Gussmann (5)
• Kurt Haber (5)
• August Hanko (5)
• Friedrich Hengst (5)
• Kurt Hetze (5)
• Hermann Juhnke (5)
• Werner Junck (5)
• Wilhelm Kohlbach (5)
• Johann Kopka (5)
• Wilhelm Leusch (5)
• Heinrich Lorenz (5)
• Hans H. Marwede (5)
• Erich Meyer (5)
• Hans-Georg von der Osten (5)
• Leopold Reimann (5)
• Hans Rosencrantz (5)
• Richard Paul Rothe (5)
• Richard Ruebe (Rübe) (5)
• Theodor Rumpel (5)
• Johann Schlimpen (5)
• Roman Schneider (5)
• Herbert Schroeder (Schröder) (5)
• Friedrich Schumacher (5)
• Konrad Schwartz (5)
• Kurt Seit (5)
• Eugen Siempelkamp (5)
• Wilhelm Sommer (5)
• Helmut Steinbrecher (5)
• Wilhelm Stoer (Stör) (5)
• Karl Struenklenberg (Strünklenberg) (5)
• Willy Thoene (Thöne) (5)
• Alwin Thurm (5)
• Oswald Traenkner (Tränkner) (5)
• Gerold Tschentschel (5)
• Alfred Ulmer (5)
• Hans Viebig (5)
• Werner Wagener (5)
• Hasso von Wedel (5)
• Ernst Wiessner (5)
• Kurt Wissemann (5)
• Martin Zander (5)

Manfred Albrecht Freiherr von Richthofen (May 2, 1892 – April 21, 1918) was a German pilot and is still regarded today as the ace of aces. He was a very successful fighter pilot, military leader and flying ace who won 80 air combats during World War I. Richthofen was known as... Ernst Udet during World War I Ernst Udet (April 26, 1896 - November 17, 1941) was the second-highest scoring German flying ace of World War I. He was one of the youngest aces and was the highest scoring German ace to survive the war. ... Oberleutnant Erich Löwenhardt was born April 7, 1897 in Breslau, Silesia, Germany (a son of a Doctor) and was the 3rd highest victory scorer in the Luftstreitkräfte (Imperial German Army Air Service) with 54 victories during the First World War. ... Werner Voss (April 13, 1897–September 23, 1917) was a World War I German fighter pilot and ace. ... Oswald Boelcke in 1916 Oswald Boelcke (19 May 1891–28 October 1916) was a German flying ace of the First World War and one of the most influential patrol leaders and tacticians of the early years of air combat. ... Lothar von Richthofen (right) with elder brother Manfred Lothar-Siegfried Freiherr von Richthofen (27 September 1894 – 4 July 1922) was a German First World War fighter ace credited with 40 victories during the war. ... Julius Buckler, in uniform Julius Buckler (28 March 1894 – 23 May 1960) was a German First World War fighter ace credited with 36 victories during the war. ... Leutnant Karl Allmenröder, born on May 3, 1896, was a German World War I ace. ... Carl Degelow was the last German ace in WWI to win the Blue Max,just a few days before the war ended. ... Robert Ritter von Greim Robert Ritter von Greim or Robert Greim (June 22, 1892 - May 24, 1945) was a German pilot and army officer. ... Hermann Göring Hermann Wilhelm Göring (also Goering in English) (January 12, 1893 – October 15, 1946) was an early member of the Nazi party, founder of the Gestapo, and one of the main leaders of Nazi Germany. ... Gerhard Fieseler (April 15, 1896 - September 1, 1987) was a German World War I flying ace, aerobatics champion, and aircraft designer and manufacturer. ... Max Immelmann Max Immelmann (September 21, 1890 - June 18, 1916) was a German World War I Flying ace. ... Johann Friedrich Julius Schmidt (October 25, 1825 – February 7, 1884) was a German astronomer. ... Lt. ... Otto Rank (April 22, 1884–October 31, 1939) was an Austrian psychologist who extended psychoanalytic theory to the study of legend, myth, art, and other works of creativity. ... Karl Meyer (b. ... Wolfram Freiherr von Richthofen (10 October 1895 - 12 July 1945) He was born in Barzdorf. ... The family of the two Swiss chroniclers called Diebold Schilling was originally from Solothurn. ... Johannes Werner ( 1466 – 1528 ), a parish priest in Nuremberg, refined and promoted the Werner map projection, a cordiform (heart-shape) projection map that had been developed by Johannes Stabius (Stab) of Vienna around 1500. ... Karl Arnold (March 21, 1901 – June 29, 1958) was a German politician. ... MieczysÅ‚aw Sylwester Garsztka (December 31, 1896 - June 10, 1919) was a Polish pilot, a flying ace of the German air force during World War I. MieczysÅ‚aw Sylwester Garsztka was born in a Polish family in Bydgoszcz. ... Rudolf Otto (September 25, 1869 - 6 March 1937) was an eminent German protestant theologian and scholar of comparative religion. ... Kurt Student Kurt Student (May 12, 1890-July 1, 1978) was a German Luftwaffe General who fought as a pilot on the Eastern Front during the First World War and as the commander of the German parachute troops during the Second World War. ...

India

• Indra Lal Roy (10)

Indra Lal (Laddie) Roy, DFC (2 December 1898-22 July 1918) was the first (and only) Indian flying ace. ...

Italy

• Francesco Baracca (34)

Count Francesco Baracca, standing by his plane with the famous prancing horse logo, later to become the emblem for the Ferrari car. ...

United Kingdom

Major Edward Corringham Mick Mannock (VC, DSO and 2 bars, MC and bar) (24 May 1887–26 July 1918) was an Irish First World War flying ace and posthumous recipient of the Victoria Cross. ... No. ... County Cork (Contae Chorcaí in Irish) is the most southwesterly and the largest of the modern counties of Ireland. ... McCuddens grave. ... No. ... No. ... No. ... Geoff/Gsl 23:16, 9 August 2005 (UTC) Categories: Possible copyright violations ... Kent is a county in England, south-east of London. ... No. ... Dublin (Irish: Baile Átha Cliath), is the capital and largest city of the Republic of Ireland, located near the midpoint of Irelands east coast, at the mouth of the River Liffey and at the centre of the Dublin Region. ... Once upon a time, there was a place called Mount Olympus, which was far up in the sky on a mountain. ... No. ... County Galway (Contae na Gaillimhe in Irish) is located on the west coast of Ireland. ... Albert Ball, standing in front of his Nieuport 11. ... No. ... No. ... No. ... Geoff/Gsl 23:16, 9 August 2005 (UTC) Categories: Possible copyright violations ... Nottinghamshire (abbreviated Notts) is an English county in the East Midlands, which borders South Yorkshire, Lincolnshire, Leicestershire and Derbyshire. ... Dublin (Irish: Baile Átha Cliath), is the capital and largest city of the Republic of Ireland, located near the midpoint of Irelands east coast, at the mouth of the River Liffey and at the centre of the Dublin Region. ... Arthur Percival Foley Rhys Davids, DSO, MC (with bar) (September 26, 1897 - October 27, 1917) was a pilot during the First World War. ... Geoff/Gsl 23:16, 9 August 2005 (UTC) Categories: Possible copyright violations ... Part of the London skyline viewed from the South Bank London is the most populous city in the European Union, with an estimated population on 1 January 2005 of 7,421,328 and a metropolitan area population of between 12 and 14 million. ... No. ... No. ... Satellite photo of the Andaman Islands The Andaman Islands are a group of islands in the Bay of Bengal, and are part of the Andaman and Nicobar Islands Union Territory of India. ... No. ... Belfast (Béal Feirste in Irish) is a city in the United Kingdom, and the second-largest city on the island of Ireland. ... No. ... Limerick (Luimneach in Irish) is an Irish county in the province of Munster, located in the Mid-west of Ireland with County Clare to the north, County Cork to the south and County Kerry to the west. ... No. ... No. ... County Armagh (Ard Mhacha in Irish) is a county on the island of Ireland. ... County Down, (An Dún in Irish) is one of the six counties of Northern Ireland, covering an area of 2,448 km² (945 square miles). ... Map sources for Gateshead at grid reference NZ2460 Gateshead Millennium Bridge Gateshead is a town in Tyne and Wear in north-east England on the south side of the River Tyne opposite Newcastle upon Tyne which covers the North Bank. ... Wikimedia Commons has media related to: England Inter. ... The Royal Naval Air Service (RNAS) was the air arm of the Royal Navy until near the end of World War I. When the Royal Flying Corps (RFC) was founded on April 13, 1912 it was intended to encompass all military flying. ... No. ... The Royal Air Force (often abbreviated to RAF) is the air force branch of the British Armed Forces. ... Geoff/Gsl 23:16, 9 August 2005 (UTC) Categories: Possible copyright violations ... No. ... County Louth (An Lú in Irish) is a county on the east coast of Ireland. ... County Tipperary (Tiobraid Árann in Irish) is a traditional county in the Republic of Ireland, in the province of Munster. ... Squadron Commander Christoper Draper, DSC (15 April 1892 _ 16 January 1979) - flying ace, secret agent and film star with a penchant for flying under bridges Christopher Draper was born at Bebington in England in 1892. ... Categories: Stub | Wirral, Villages and Towns | Towns in Merseyside ... Group Captain Cyril Nelson Kit Lowe MC DFC (7 October 1891 — February 6, 1983) was an English rugby union footballer, First World War flying ace, and supposedly the inspiration for W. E. Johns character Biggles Lowe was born in Holbeach, Lincolnshire and became a triple Cambridge blue. ... No. ... No. ... Lincolnshire (abbreviated Lincs) is a county in the East Midlands of England. ... No. ... County Meath (Contae na Mí in Irish) is a county in the Republic of Ireland, often informally called The Royal County. ... No. ... No. ... Sligo (Sligeach in Irish) is a county in the province of Connacht in the west of Ireland. ... No. ... No. ... County Down, (An Dún in Irish) is one of the six counties of Northern Ireland, covering an area of 2,448 km² (945 square miles). ... Lanoe George Hawker (VC, DSO) (December 30, 1890 – November 23, 1916) was a World War I English fighter pilot. ... The first Royal Air Force squadron to receive the F-4 Phantom II, No. ... No. ... Hampshire (abbr. ... No. ... Limerick (Luimneach in Irish) is an Irish county in the province of Munster, located in the Mid-west of Ireland with County Clare to the north, County Cork to the south and County Kerry to the west. ... No. ... No. ... County Louth (An Lú in Irish) is a county on the east coast of Ireland. ... County Durham is a county in north-east England. ... No. ... No. ... No. ... No. ... Dublin (Irish Baile Átha Cliath) is the area that contains the City of Dublin, the capital and largest city of the Republic of Ireland; and the counties of Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown, Fingal and South Dublin. ... County Galway (Contae na Gaillimhe in Irish) is located on the west coast of Ireland. ... No. ... No. ... County Down, (An Dún in Irish) is one of the six counties of Northern Ireland, covering an area of 2,448 km² (945 square miles). ... State nickname: The Empire State Official languages None. ... No. ...

United States

• Edward V. Rickenbacker (26), Capt 94 Sqn AEF (incl 5 balloons), MoH recipient
• Frederick Libby (24), Capt (14 as pilot, 10 as observer with RFC)
• William C. Lambert (21.5)
• Frederick W. Gillette (20), Capt RFC
• John P. Malone (20), Sub-Lt RNAS
• Wilfred Beaver (19)
• Frank L. Hale (18), Capt 85 Sqn RFC
• Paul T. Iacacci (18), Capt 20 Sqn RFC
• Frank Luke Jr (18), 2Lt 27 Sqn AEF, MoH recipient (incl 14 balloons)
• Raoul G. Lufbery (17), Maj N-124 Lafayette Esc
• Harold A. Kullberg (16), Lt 1 Sqn RFC
• Clive T. Warman (15), Lt 22 Sqn RFC
• George A. Vaughn Jr (13), Lt 17 Sqn AEF, also RAF (incl 1 balloon)
• Frank L. Baylies (12), Lt French Air Svc, Lafayette Esc
• Louis B. Bennett (12), Lt 40 Sqn RFC
• Field E. Kindley (12), Capt 148 Sqn AEF
• David E. Putnam (12), Lt 139 Sqn AEF
• Elliot W. Springs (12), Capt 148 Sqn AEF, also RAF
• Thayer A. Iacacci (11), Lt 12 Sqn RFC
• Reed G. Landis (10), Maj 25 Sqn AEF, also RAF (incl 1 balloon)
• O.C. "Boots" LeBoutillier (10)
• Jacques M. Swaab (10), Capt 22 Sqn AEF
• Paul F. Baer (9), Lt 103 Sqn AEF, also Lafayette Esc
• Thomas G. Cassady (9), Capt 28 AEF, also Lafayette Esc
• John S. Griffith (9), Capt 60 Sqn RFC
• Chester E. Wright (9), Lt 93 Sqn AEF (incl 1 balloon)
• James D. Beane (8), Lt 22 Sqn AEF (incl 2 balloons)
• Charles J. Biddle (8), Maj 13 Sqn AEF, also Lafayette Esc
• James J. Connelly (8), Lt French Air Svc, Lafayette Esc
• Hamilton Coolidge (8), Capt 94 Sqn AEF (incl 3 balloons)
• Henry R. Clay Jr (8), Lt 148 Sqn AEF
• Jesse O. Creech (8), Lt 148 Sqn AEF
• John O. Donaldson (8), Capt (attached to 85 Sqn RAF)
• William P. Erwin (8), Lt 1 Sqn AEF (observer)
• Lloyd A. Hamilton (8), Lt 17 Sqn AEF (incl 3 balloons)
• Frank O. Hunter (8), Capt 103 Sqn AEF (incl 1 balloon)
• Clinton Jones (8), 2Lt 22 Sqn AEF
• Gorman Larner (8), Capt 103 Sqn AEF, also Lafayette Esc
• James A. Meissner (8), Maj 94 Sqn AEF
• Edwin C. Parsons (8), Lt N-124 French Air Svc, Lafayette Esc
• Joseph F. Wehner (8), Lt (incl 6 balloons)
• Wilbur W. White (8), Lt 147 Sqn AEF (incl 1 balloon)
• Charles J. Biddle (7), Lt 13 Sqn AEF, Lafayette Esc
• Howard Burdick (7), Lt 17 Sqn AEF
• Reed M. Chambers (7), Maj 94 Sqn AEF (incl 1 balloon)
• Harvey W. Cook (7), Capt 91 Sqn AEF (incl 5 balloons)
• Lansing C. Holden (7), Lt 95 Sqn AEF (incl 3 balloons)
• John W. Huffer (7), Maj French Air Svc
• John K. McArthur (7), Lt 27 Sqn AEF
• Wendel A. Robertson (7), Lt 139 Sqn AEF
• Leslie J. Rummel (7), Lt 93 Sqn AEF
• Karl J. Schoen (7), Lt 139 Sqn AEF
• Sumner Sewall (7), Capt 95 Sqn AEF (incl 2 balloons)
• William H. Stovall (7), Lt 13 Sqn AEF
• Byrne V. Baucom (6), Lt -- (observer)
• Arthur R. Brooks (6), Capt 139 Sqn AEF
• Douglas Campbell (6), Capt 94 Sqn AEF
• Edward P. Curtis (6), Capt 95 Sqn AEF
• Charles R. D'Olive (6), Lt 93 Sqn AEF (2 confirmed in
• Arthur R. Esterbrook (6), Lt 1 Sqn AEF (observer)
• Murray K. Guthrie (6), Lt 13 Sqn AEF
• James N. Hall (6), Capt French Air Svc
• Leonard C. Hammond (6), Capt 91 Sqn AEF (observer)
• Harold E. Hartney (6), LtCol 1 Sqn AEF, also RAF)
• Frank K. Hayes (6), Lt 13 Sqn AEF
• Donald Hudson (6), Capt 17 Sqn AEF
• James A. Keating (6), Maj 49 Sqn RFC
• Howard C. Knotts (6), 2Lt 17 Sqn AEF
• Robert A. Lindsay (6), Lt 139 Sqn AEF
• Ralph A. O'Neill (6), Lt 147 Sqn AEF
• William T. Ponder (6), Lt103 Sqn AEF
• Kenneth L. Porter (6), 2Lt 147 Sqn AEF
• E.M. Roberts (6), Lt 60 Sqn RFC
• Frank A. Robertson (6), Lt 29 Sqn RFC
• Martinus Stenseth (6), Capt 28 Sqn AEF
• William Thaw (6), LtCol N-124 French Air Svc, Lafayette Esc
• Edgar G. Tobin (6), Capt 103 Sqn AEF
• Jerry Vasoncelles (6), Capt 27 Sqn AEF (incl 1 balloon)
• Remington D. Vernam (6), Lt 22 Sqn AEF (incl 3 balloons)
• William T. Badham (5), Lt 91 Sqn AEF
• Hilbert L. Baer (5), Lt 103 Sqn AEF, Lafayette Esc
• Clayton L. Bissell (5), Capt 148 Sqn AEF
• Harold R. Buckley (5), Capt (incl 1 balloon)
• Lawrence K. Calahan (5), Lt 85 Sqn RFC
• Everett R. Cook (5), Capt 94 Sqn AEF
• H.C. Ferguson (5), Lt --
• George W. Furlow (5), Lt 103 Sqn AEF
• Harold H. George (5), Lt 139 Sqn AEF
• Charles G. Gray (5), Capt 213 Sqn AEF (incl 1 balloon)
• Edward M. Haight (5), Lt 139 Sqn AEF
• James A. Healy (5), Capt 147 Sqn AEF
• David S. Ingalls (5), Lt (USN) 213 Sqn AEF (attached to RAF)
• James Knowles Jr (5), Lt 95 Sqn AEF
• Dean I. Lamb (5), Lt 4 Sqn RFC
• Frederick E. Luff (5), Lt 25 Sqn AEF (incl 2 balloons)
• Francis P. Magoun (5), Lt 1 Sqn RFC
• Alexander Matthews (5), Lt 84 Sqn RFC
• Ewart S. Miller (5), Lt 139 Sqn AEF
• Zenes R. Miller (5), Lt 148 Sqn AEF (incl 1 balloon)
• J. Sidney Owens (5), 1Lt 139 Sqn AEF
• W.J. Pace (5), Capt -- RFC
• David M. Peterson (5), Maj French Air Svc, Lafayette Esc
• Norman Prince (5), Lt N-124 French Air Svc, Lafayette Esc
• Orville A Ralston (5), Lt 148
• John J Seerley (5), Lt 13 Sqn AEF
• Victor H Strahm (5), Maj 91 Sqn AEF
• Francis M Symonds (5), Lt -- (incl 1 balloon)
• William D Tipton (5), Capt 33 Sqn RFC
• Robert M Todd (5), 2Lt 117 Sqn AEF
• Rodney D Williams (5), 1Lt 17 Sqn AEF
• Charles H Veil (5), Lt N-150 French Air Svc, Lafayette Esc

Eddie Rickenbacker Edward Vernonnnn (Eddie) Rickenbacker (October 8, 1890 – July 27, 1973) was an American fighter pilot who flew in World War I. He was born Edward Rickenbacher in Columbus, Ohio to Swiss immigrants. ... William C. (Bill) Lambert (August 18, 1894-March 19, 1982) was an American fighter pilot who flew in World War I. He was the second highest American flying ace after Eddie Rickenbacker. ... Lt. ... Major Raoul Lufbery poses next to his Nieuport fighter Gervais Raoul Lufbery (March 14, 1885 – May 19, 1918) was an French-American fighter pilot and flying ace in World War I. Because he served in both the French and later the American air services in World War I, he is... Field E. Kindley (March 13, 1896-February 2, 1920) was an aviator and World War I flying ace. ... Douglas Campbell (center) poses with fellow 94th Aero Squadron aviators Eddie Rickenbacker (l. ...

See also

• Flying ace