1. Charlie Brown
   Snoopy
2. Linus
   The Red Baron

Manfred von Richthofen was the Red Baron, perhaps the most famous flying ace of all time. He flew for the Imperial German Army Air Service during World War I.

1. Japanese
   American
2. Canadian
   German

Erich Hartmann was a German flying ace. World War II Soviets called him "The Black Devil."

1. helicopter
   carrier
2. fighter

James Jabara was a United States Air Force fighter pilot. He flew a P-51 Mustang in WWII.

1. United States
   Canadian
2. Pakistani
   German

Muhammad Mahmood Alam flew in the Pakistani Air Force. He navigated the skies in the Indo-Pakistani War of 1965.

1. Colonel Klink
   General Hogan
2. The Red Baron
   Charles B. DeBellevue

Charles B. DeBellevue had a total of six kills in the Vietnam War. This made him the top ace during that war.

1. Giora Epstein
   Charles Lindbergh
2. Amelia Earhart
   The Red Baron

Giora Epstein had 17 victories during the Arab–Israeli Wars. His nickname was Hawkeye.

1. Cesar Rodriguez
   Amelia Earhart
2. The Red Baron
   Charles Lindbergh

Cesar Rodriguez has been called the "Last American Ace." He flew during the Gulf and Kosovo wars.

1. The Red Baron
   Joseph Christopher McConnell Jr
2. Amelia Earhart
   Charles Lindberg

Joseph Christopher McConnell Jr. was awarded the Distinguished Service Cross and the Silver Star for combat heroism. He was credited with shooting down 16 enemy Mig-15s.

1. James Edgar "Johnnie" Johnson
   Charles Lindbergh
2. Snoopy
   Tweety Bird

James Edgar "Johnnie" Johnson was never shot down in over 1,000 missions. And his aircraft was only damaged once.

1. Japanese
   Italians
2. Germans
   British

Kurt Welter flew for the Germans during WWII. Welter flew a Messerschmitt Me 262.

1. Canada's
   Germany's
2. Italy's
   Britain's

Captain Albert Ball was Britain’s highest scoring ace fighter pilot during WWI. He was shot down by the Germans in 1917, when he was only 20.

1. RAF
   Navy
2. USAF
   Luftwaffe

Ernst Udet flew for the Luftwaffe during World War I. He was the highest-scoring German fighter pilot to survive WWI.

1. Germany
   Japan
2. Canada
   Britain

William Avery Bishop flew for the Royal Flying Corps of Canada. He has been credited with shooting down 25 enemy planes in 12 days.

1. Canada
   Germany
2. Italy
   France

René Fonck was a French fighter pilot. He has been named the highest-scoring Allied fighter pilot of WWI with 75 confirmed kills.

1. The Red Baron
   Edward Mannock
2. Snoopy
   Woodstock

Edward Mannock was almost blind in his left eye. He had 61 confirmed kills.

1. Gerhard Barkhorn
   The Red Baron
2. Snoopy
   Woodstock

Gerhard Barkhorn was only one of two to every achieve more than 300 victories. The other pilot was Erich Hartmann.

1. Erich Rudorffer
   Amelia Earhart
2. Charles Lindbergh
   Snoopy

Erich Rudorffer shot down 13 enemies in 17 minutes. He has been credited with 222 victories.

1. Hans-Joachim Walter Rudolf Siegfried Marseille
   Snoopy
2. Woodstock
   Colonel Klink

Wow, that's quite the name - Hans-Joachim Walter Rudolf Siegfried Marseille! He claimed that 151 of his 158 victories were against the British Desert Air Force over North Africa.

1. Canadian
   British
2. Finnish
   U.S.

Eino Ilmari Juutilainen flew for the Finnish Air Force. He is credited as the top non-German fighter pilot of all time.

1. American
   Canadian
2. British
   Soviet

Ivan Kozhedub flew for the Soviets. He flew a Lavochkin La-5 during World War II.

1. Japanese
   U.S.
2. Soviet
   Royal

Alexander Pokryshkin was a Soviet pilot. He was also a Marshall in the Soviet Air Force.

1. Croatian
   German
2. Italian
   Japanese

Mato Dukovac flew for the Air Force of the Independent State of Croatia during World War II. He lived in Canada after the war.

1. Japanese
   Canadian
2. Slovak
   British

Ján Režňák flew for the Slovak Air Force. He had 32 confirmed kills during World War II.

1. Richard Bong
   Charlie Brown
2. Snoopy
   Linus

Richard Bong was one of the most decorated and the highest scoring U.S. Army ace during World War II. He has been credited with shooting down 40 Japanese aircraft.

1. Lucy
   Schroeder
2. Tetsuzō Iwamoto
   Snoopy

Tetsuzō Iwamoto was the top Japanese flying ace during World War II. He is credited with more than 100 victories.

1. Pat Pattle
   The Red Baron
2. Amelia Earhart
   Snoopy

Pat Pattle was rejected by the South African Air Force when he was 18. Some sources claim he had more than 51 kills.

1. German
   Canadian
2. Italian
   Chinese

Teresio Vittorio Martinoli flew for the Italian Co-Belligerent Air Force. He has been credited with 22 victories.

1. CAF
   USAF
2. RAF
   IAF

Adrian Warburton flew for the RAF. His plane was shot down in April 1944.

1. Canadian
   Japanese
2. Romanian
   British

Alexandru Șerbănescu was a Romanian fighter pilot. He flew for the Germans in World War II.

1. Colonel Klink
   Colonel Hogan
2. Max Stotz
   Lebeau

Max Stotz has been credited with shooting down 189 enemy aircraft in over 700 missions. His fighter plane was shot down in August 1943 and he was never found.

1. British
   Canadian
2. Finnish
   German

Hans Wind was a Finnish fighter pilot. He is credited with 75 confirmed victories.

1. Constantin Cantacuzino
   Colonel Hogan
2. Schultz
   Lebeau

Constantin Cantacuzino's nickname was "Bâzu." He is credited with 43 confirmed kills.

1. Charles Lindbergh
   Amelia Earhart
2. Hiromichi Shinohara
   The Red Baron

Hiromichi Shinohara claimed 58 kills in only three months. He flew a Nakajima Ki-27 and was shot down and killed at 26.

1. Canadian
   German
2. British
   Soviet

Kirill A. Yevstigneyev was a Soviet fighter pilot. He flew a Lavochkin La-5 and La-7 fighter during World War II.

1. French
   British
2. Canadian
   Japanese

Pierre Clostermann was a French flying ace. He flew a Spitfire in World War II.