Eddie Rickenbacker was an American fighter ace in World War I. He received the Medal of Honor. He was the leading American ace with 26 combat victories.
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the Iron cross was one of the medals awarded in ww1.
Eddie Rickenbacker's World War I victory medal featured six named bars representing the major campaigns in which he participated. These bars are: "St. Mihiel," "Meuse-Argonne," "Champagne," "Aisne," "Montdidier-Noyon," and "Somme." Each bar signifies his involvement in key battles during the war, highlighting his significant contributions as a fighter pilot. The medal itself symbolizes his bravery and achievements in aerial combat.
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Eddie Rickenbacker
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CPT Eddie Rickenbacker
the Iron cross was one of the medals awarded in ww1.
The first US flying ace in WW I was Eddie Rickenbacker.
Captain Eddie Rickenbacker in World War 1 (8 total awards)
Elsie Janis, Elizabeth Brice, Lois meredith, Bill Morrisey, Tommy Gray, and a Mr. Walker...according to WW1 ace Eddie Rickenbacker in his autobiography.
Eddie Rickenbacker's World War I victory medal featured six named bars representing the major campaigns in which he participated. These bars are: "St. Mihiel," "Meuse-Argonne," "Champagne," "Aisne," "Montdidier-Noyon," and "Somme." Each bar signifies his involvement in key battles during the war, highlighting his significant contributions as a fighter pilot. The medal itself symbolizes his bravery and achievements in aerial combat.
Eddy Rickenbacker with 26 kills
He was well known as a racecar driver before the war. He went to France as a driver but transferred to the aviation division.He learned to fly on his own time and eventually joined the U.S Army Ari Service.
Eddie Rickenbacker was the United States highest scoring fighter pilot during World War 1. He had 26 "confirmed" kills or downed enemy aircraft during the war. Apparently, he had more "unconfirmed" kills, that is, witnesses. Eddie received the Congressional Medal of Honor in 1931 by President Herbert Hoover. See Wikipedia for more information.