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The Red Baron
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Term used to designate a fighter pilot who has shot down 5 or more enemy planes in a single day?
==Flying ace== A military aviator who has shot down five or more enemy planes is called a "flying ace" or "fighter ace." One of the most famous flying aces in history was the "Red Baron" — Manfred von Richthofen. There may be a special designation for someone who has done it in a single day — it has been done.
What is the name of the Germany's top flying ace in world war 1 and also the name of a frozen pizza?
I know Red Baron was Germany's flying ace. I'm not sure if it's a pizza though.
When was The Flying Ace created?
The Flying Ace was created in 1926.
What famous people were born in Dresden Germany?
Max Immelman, WWI German flying ace and inventor of "the Immelman turn". Volker Oppitz, a mathematician and economist. Carl Theodor Albrecht, an astronomer.
What is the duration of The Flying Ace?
The duration of The Flying Ace is 1.08 hours.
What is the Red Baron of World War 1?
The Red Baron was Manfred Albrecht Freiherr von Richthofen of Germany. He was the most successful flying ace of WW1 with 80 confirmed kills.
When did Snoopy Flying Ace happen?
"Snoopy Flying Ace" is an action video game released in 2009. It is based on the popular Peanuts comic strip character Snoopy and his imaginary adventures as a World War I flying ace.
When was Thomas Elliott - flying ace - born?
Thomas Elliott - flying ace - was born on 1898-03-17.
Who was the first US flying ace in world war 1?
The first US flying ace in WW I was Eddie Rickenbacker.
What consoles is Snoopy flying ace on?
Snoopy Flying Ace is only available to play on the Xbox 360 from the Xbox Live Marketplace.
Is there a Snoopy flying ace wii?
No, Snoopy Flying Ace is not available to play on the Wii and is only an Xbox 360 downloadable title.
What are the release dates for Bozo The World's Most Famous Clown - 1958 Funny Face Ace 2-16?
Bozo The World's Most Famous Clown - 1958 Funny Face Ace 2-16 was released on: USA: 1959
