air ace

He is the first and only Indian flying air ace to this day.

He was the group's top air ace with credit for six aerial victories.

"Looks as if I have a couple of budding air aces in the family!"

He was 78 and the second-leading American air ace of the war in Europe.

This established him as an air ace in two days, after undergoing a frustrating year of apprenticeship with no opportunities to engage the enemy.

Col. Daniel James, an air ace in Vietnam, was one of relatively few black pilots then.

They bought Eurofighters to duel with Russian air aces.

He, and 34 others (including the legless air ace Douglas Bader) prepared to escape.

Both her husbands had been famous pilots - air aces - and they both died in plane crashes.'

Identifications of the Tomcats vary and the narrative above used the details from Air Aces.

His three air-to-air combat victories brought him closer to becoming an air ace than any American pilot since the Vietnam War.

During the Great War, he enlisted in the Royal Flying Corps, and became known as an air ace.

The leading American air ace in Europe, Francis Gabreski, shot down 28 German planes.

Australian Air Aces.

Air Aces is a Cineflix produced series that airs on History channel in Canada.

During his service on board the "Gray Ghost", he became and air ace, shooting down five Japanese aircraft, unusual for a dive bomber pilot.

Pierre Le Gloan, French air ace, who served on the Vichy side during the campaign.

The former air ace, a man of daring and of many abilities, as he was to prove on a larger stage later, was equal to the occasion.

Clive Caldwell: Air Ace.

Oswald Boelcke, one of the first air aces, had already won the Pour le Merite in January.

Air Aces is called Heroes of the Skies in the United Kingdom and airs on Channel 5.

Shores, Christopher, Air Aces.

Air Aces: The Lives and Times of Twelve Canadian Fighter Pilots.

Air Aces of WWII.

Frank Clarke as a flyer, billed as "Air Ace Frank Clark"