There was an American ace by the name of James "Jim" R. McConnell from North Carolina. He joined the French Aviation and was flying with the Lafayette Escadrille when he was shot down. There could have been a pilot by that name but no aces. So this would take more research or some background information such as what country he was from and what country did he flew with.
No, the cartoon character Charlie Brown from "Peanuts" was not named after World War 2 pilot Charlie Brown. The character was created by Charles Schulz in 1950 and the name was chosen independently.
The Roland Garros in Paris where the French Open is played
world war two pilot
Dogas Bader, RAF Pilot
Was joseph byrne an american pilot in ww2?
scarry.
Yes. It was Manfred von Richthofen, a fighter pilot in World War 1.
John Beagly
dogfight
Yes there was.
pilot
James ('Jimmy') Stewart.