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Why was Douglas bader famous?
because he was a royal air force fighter ace during the second world war
What Canadian famous air ace of World War 1 had 72 enemy kills?
LTC Billy Bishop
Who was Canada's famous air ace of World War 1 who had 72 enemy kills and won the Victoria cross?
William Avery "Billy" Bishop
Who was the top air ace in World War 1?
Baron von richtofen
Who was the highest scoring fighter ace in the American army air corps of world war 1?
In 300 combat flight hours, SFC Eddie Rickenbacker was awarded 26 confirmed kills, the highest accomplished US fighter Ace until WW2.
Who was Germany's leading air ace during World War 2?
ERICH HARTMANN
Who was Frank Luke?
An American ace who flew in the US Air Service. He was killed in the war but he had the highest combat score of any American ace in so short of a time. You need a link, so we've got one for ya.ue4rjfhjhfjkadjwkwghrjgndjksnhgqakwefsjsnaqwelaajiefkalylfjaerhdsfjsdflwafkdkcghajkskfaysejkuafjskhdyawjkfhaskfhalsjysjkaldvhyakmhvjvhajksdsaudgjkhagjkahdlk hhiuahdjq3thvnajeuizbbvu76zkzshyxdkby
Who was the famous American air ace of world war 1?
Captain Eddie Rickenbacker of the US 94th Aero Pursuit Squadron shot down 26 enemy aircraft and balloons during the US involvement of WW 1. For his efforts he received the French Croix de' Guerre, the US Distinguished Service Cross and the US Congressional Medal of Honor. He was considered the Ace of Aces for the United States for WW1.
What World War 2 German Ace consulted on the A-10 Warthog?
Hans-Ulrich Rudel, Oberst, Luftwaffe and highly decorated German Air Ace and Stuka pilot.
Why was Frank Luke Jr. famous?
Frank Luke Jr. was famous for being a World War I fighter pilot known as the "Arizona Balloon Buster." He was recognized for his daring and aggressive actions in shooting down enemy aircraft and balloons. Luke was posthumously awarded the Medal of Honor for his bravery and heroism in combat.
World war 1 German air race?
I suspect you mean WW1 air ace - in which case the Red Baron, Baron Manfred von Richtofen is your man.
What has the author Herbert Hatch written?
Herbert Hatch has written: 'An ace and his angel' -- subject(s): American Aerial operations, American Personal narratives, Biography, Fighter pilots, United States, United States. Army Air Forces, United States. Army Air Forces. Fighter Squadron, 71st, World War, 1939-1945 'Local geography'
