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ACES Ace: a status for pilots with five victories. The term was first used by France and was soon followed by other nations. The top twelve Aces were: M. von Richthofen (Germany) 80 kills ~ The Red Baron R. Fonck (France) 75 kills E. Mannock (Britain) 73 kills William Avery Bishop aka Billy Bishop (Canada) 72 kills E. Udet (Germany) 62 kills Ramond Collishaw (Canada) 60 kills J. McCudden (Britain) 57 kills A. Beauchamp Proctor (Britain) 54 kills D. MacLaren (Canada) 54 kills G. Guynemer (France) 54 kills William George Barker (Canada) 53 kills E. Lowenhardt (Germany) 53 kills

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