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List of World War I flying aces from Argentina
Summary
This is a
list of World War I flying aces
from Argentina:
Captain
Alexander Beck
, 11 victories scored in
Royal Aircraft Factory SE.5s
, served in the
Royal Flying Corps
and its successor, the
Royal Air Force
.
[1]
[2]
Captain Thomas Colvill-Jones, 11 victories scored in
Bristol F.2 Fighters
, served in the Royal Flying Corps.
[3]
[2]
Sottotenente
Eduardo Alfredo Olivero, 9 victories while flying for
91a Squadriglia
of
Corpo Aeronautico Militare
.
[2]
Lieutenant
Bertram Hutchinson Smyth, 8 victories while flying as a gunner in Bristol F.2 Fighters, served in the RAF.
[2]
Lieutenant
Thomas Traill
, 8 victories scored piloting Bristol F.2 Fighters in the RAF.
[4]
Pilots of the 91st Squadriglia. From left: Sgt. Mario D'Urso, Sgt. Gaetano Aliperta, Lt.
Gastone Novelli
, Lt.
Cesare Magistrini
, Capt.
Bartolomeo Costantini
, Capt.
Fulco Ruffo di Calabria
, Col.
Pier Ruggero Piccio
, Lt.
Guido Keller
, Maj.
Francesco Baracca
, Lt.
Ferruccio Ranza
, Lt.
Mario De Bernardi
, Lt. Adriano Bacula, Sgt.
Guido Nardini
, 2ndLt. Eduardo Alfredo Olivero.
See also
Edit
No. 164 Squadron RAF
References
Edit
^
"Alexander Beck".
The Aerodrome
. 2016
. Retrieved
19 January
2016
.
^
a
b
c
d
"WWI Argentinian aces and pilots".
Rising of the Aces
. 2014. Archived from the original on 2016-03-04
. Retrieved
19 January
2016
.
^
"Thomas Colvill-Jones".
The Aerodrome
. 2016
. Retrieved
19 January
2016
.
^
"Thomas Cathcart Traill".
The Aerodrome
. 2016
. Retrieved
19 January
2016
.