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Which Canadian pilot shot down 72 planes in ww1?
William Avery Bishop (Billy Bishop)
What did Billy Bishop contribute to the society?
Billy Bishop was a pilot in WW1, he was credited with 72 victories. Best Canadian Pilot, top score in Britain's empire and second ranking in the allies side.. Btw, He fought against "The Red Baron" both opponents scored direct hits but without been able to bring down each other.
Did billy bishop go to another war after the first one?
billy bishop did not go to another war
What did the bishop survive on?
food
How many kills did Billy Bishop have?
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How old was billy bishop when ww1 started?
billy bishop was 62 years old.
Which Canadian pilot shot down 72 planes in ww1?
William Avery Bishop (Billy Bishop)
How did billy bishop get famous?
He was one of the top Aces in WW1 and considered a war hero.
What did Billy Bishop contribute to the society?
Billy Bishop was a pilot in WW1, he was credited with 72 victories. Best Canadian Pilot, top score in Britain's empire and second ranking in the allies side.. Btw, He fought against "The Red Baron" both opponents scored direct hits but without been able to bring down each other.
Where does Billy Bishop live now?
Billy Bishop died in 1956.
What actors and actresses appeared in Billy Bishop Goes to War - 2010?
The cast of Billy Bishop Goes to War - 2010 includes: Eric Peterson as Billy Bishop
When was Billy Bishop Goes to War created?
Billy Bishop Goes to War was created in 1978.
When is billy bishop born?
Billy Bishop was born February 8, 1894 in Owen Sound, Ontario.
Did billy bishop go to another war after the first one?
billy bishop did not go to another war
How did billy bishop get the name billy?
his name was william avery bishop he got the name billy because it was a short form of william, they also called him bill
How old was billy bishop when he went to world war 2?
Billy Bishop was 26 when he went to world war II.
When did billy bishop win Victoria Cross?
William Avery Bishop (Billy Bishop) won the Victorian cross near Cambrai, France June 2, 1917
