List of World War II aces credited with 50–99 victories

List of world war II victories

Fighter aces in World War II had tremendously varying kill scores, affected as they were by many factors: the pilot's skill level, the performance of the airplane the pilot flew and the planes they flew against, how long they served, their opportunity to meet the enemy in the air (Allied to Axis disproportion), whether they were the formation's leader or a wingman, the standards their air service brought to the awarding of victory credits, et cetera.

Aces

  This background, along with the symbol "†", indicates that the pilot was killed in action, missing in action, died of wounds, or was killed in a flying accident during World War II.

Name Country Service(s) Aerial victories Other aerial victories Notes
Leopold Steinbatz  Germany Luftwaffe 99[1]
Wolfgang Späte  Germany Luftwaffe 99[1] Jet ace with 5 victories in Me 262[2]
Heinrich Bartels  Germany Luftwaffe 99[1]
Horst Hannig  Germany Luftwaffe 98[1]
Gustav Rödel  Germany Luftwaffe 98[1]
Helmut Rüffler  Germany Luftwaffe 98[1]
Hans Schleef  Germany Luftwaffe 98[3]
Helmut Mertens  Germany Luftwaffe 97[3]
Hermann Schleinhege  Germany Luftwaffe 97[4]
Diethelm von Eichel-Streiber  Germany Luftwaffe 96[3][4]
Heinrich Höfemeier  Germany Luftwaffe 96[3][4]
Siegfried Lemke  Germany Luftwaffe 96[3] Credited with more than 5 heavy bombers shot down[5]
Leopold Münster  Germany Luftwaffe 95[3][4]
Ilmari Juutilainen  Finland Finnish Air Force 94[6] Top non-German ace. Claimed 126 victories. Ace in a day. Victories were against the Soviet Union.
Rudolf Müller  Germany Luftwaffe 94[3][4] possibly 101[7]
Anton Döbele  Germany Luftwaffe 94[3][4]
Heinrich Klöpper  Germany Luftwaffe 94[3][4]
Rudolf Resch  Germany Luftwaffe 93[3][4] +1 in Spanish Civil War
Edmund Roßmann  Germany Luftwaffe 93[3][4]
Siegfried Schnell  Germany Luftwaffe 93[3][4] Credited with 10 heavy bombers shot down[8]
Helmut Bennemann  Germany Luftwaffe 93[4]
Gerhard Loos  Germany Luftwaffe 92[3]
Oskar Romm  Germany Luftwaffe 92[3]
Anton Resch  Germany Luftwaffe 91[3]
Heinz Kemethmüller  Germany Luftwaffe 89[9][4]
Hiroyoshi Nishizawa  Japan Imperial Japanese Navy 87[10] Top Japanese ace
Georg Schentke  Germany Luftwaffe 87[9] possibly 90[4]
Josef Jennewein  Germany Luftwaffe 86[9][4]
Anton Mader  Germany Luftwaffe 86[9][4]
Ulrich Wöhnert  Germany Luftwaffe 86[9]
Gerhard Köppen  Germany Luftwaffe 85[9][4]
Walter Zellot  Germany Luftwaffe 85[9][4]
Heinz Ewald  Germany Luftwaffe 84[9][4]
Peter Kalden  Germany Luftwaffe 84[9]
Werner Quast  Germany Luftwaffe 84[9][4]
Heinrich Prinz zu Sayn-Wittgenstein  Germany Luftwaffe 83[11] Night fighter ace
Otto Weßling  Germany Luftwaffe 83[9][4]
Walter Ohlrogge  Germany Luftwaffe 83[9]
Franz Beyer  Germany Luftwaffe 83[4]
Hans Grünberg  Germany Luftwaffe 82[9] Jet ace with 5 victories in Me 262[2]
Credited with 10 heavy bombers shot down[8]
Emil Darjes  Germany Luftwaffe 82[4]
Hans Götz  Germany Luftwaffe 82[9]
Helmut Missner  Germany Luftwaffe 82[9]
Max-Hermann Lücke  Germany Luftwaffe 81[12]
Hugo Broch  Germany Luftwaffe 81[12]
Willi Nemitz  Germany Luftwaffe 81[12]
Wilhelm Philipp  Germany Luftwaffe 81[12]
Rudolf Wagner  Germany Luftwaffe 81[12]
Tetsuzō Iwamoto  Japan Imperial Japanese Navy 80[10][13] +14 in Second Sino-Japanese War Ace in each of two wars, analysis in 1971 suggests up to 87 WWII confirmed, his diary claimed 202 victories
Herbert Bachnick  Germany Luftwaffe 80[12]
Otto Würfel  Germany Luftwaffe 79[12]
Georg-Peter Eder  Germany Luftwaffe 78[12] Jet ace with 12 victories in Me 262[2]
Credited with 36 heavy bombers shot down[14]
Wolfgang Ewald  Germany Luftwaffe 78[12]
Heinrich Krafft  Germany Luftwaffe 78[12]
Karl-Gottfried Nordmann  Germany Luftwaffe 78[12]
Alexander Preinfalk  Germany Luftwaffe 78[12]
Josef Haiböck  Germany Luftwaffe 77[12]
Johann-Hermann Meier  Germany Luftwaffe 77[12]
Hans-Joachim Kroschinski  Germany Luftwaffe 76[12]
Maximilian Mayerl  Germany Luftwaffe 76[12]
Alfred Teumer  Germany Luftwaffe 76[15]
Edwin Thiel  Germany Luftwaffe 76[15]
Hans Wind  Finland Finnish Air Force 75[6]
Johannes Bunzek  Germany Luftwaffe 75[15]
Helmut Grollmus  Germany Luftwaffe 75[15]
Johann Pichler  Germany Luftwaffe 75[15]
Hans Röhrig  Germany Luftwaffe 75[15]
Joachim Wandel  Germany Luftwaffe 75[15]
Gustav Frielinghaus  Germany Luftwaffe 74[15]
Otto Gaiser  Germany Luftwaffe 74[15]
Friedrich Haas  Germany Luftwaffe 74[15]
Hubertus von Bonin  Germany Luftwaffe 73[12] +4 in Spanish Civil War
Anton Lindner  Germany Luftwaffe 73[15]
Gerhard Michalski  Germany Luftwaffe 73[15] Credited with more than 10 heavy bombers shot down[8]
Otto Schultz  Germany Luftwaffe 73[15]
Wilhelm Herget  Germany Luftwaffe 72[11]
Shigeo Fukumoto  Japan Imperial Japanese Navy 72[10]
Klaus Mietusch  Germany Luftwaffe 72[15] Credited with 13 heavy bombers shot down[8]
Wilhelm Mink  Germany Luftwaffe 72[15][16]
Karl-Heinz Schnell  Germany Luftwaffe 72[15][16]
Hans Fuß  Germany Luftwaffe 71[17][16]
Adolf Glunz  Germany Luftwaffe 71[15][16]
Alfred Heckmann  Germany Luftwaffe 71[17]
Günther Scheel  Germany Luftwaffe 71[17] highest kill-to-mission ratio[16]
Shoichi Sugita  Japan Imperial Japanese Navy 70[10] +40 shared
Karl Hoffmann  Germany Luftwaffe 70
Hermann-Friedrich Joppien  Germany Luftwaffe 70[17]
Heinz Lange  Germany Luftwaffe 70[17]
Rudi Linz  Germany Luftwaffe 70[17]
Emil Omert  Germany Luftwaffe 70[17]
Armin Köhler  Germany Luftwaffe 69[17]
Ernst Weismann  Germany Luftwaffe 69[17]
Eugen-Ludwig Zweigart  Germany Luftwaffe 69[17] Credited with 10 heavy bombers shot down[5]
Constantin Cantacuzino  Romania Royal Romanian Air Force 69 +8 unconfirmed Top Romanian ace
Kurt Dombacher  Germany Luftwaffe 68[17]
Walter Höckner  Germany Luftwaffe 68[17]
Herbert Huppertz  Germany Luftwaffe 68[17]
Heinrich Jung  Germany Luftwaffe 68[17]
Herbert Kaiser  Germany Luftwaffe 68[18]
Richard Leppla  Germany Luftwaffe 68[18]
Fritz Losigkeit  Germany Luftwaffe 68[18]
Günther Freiherr von Maltzahn  Germany Luftwaffe 68[17]
Hans Strelow  Germany Luftwaffe 68[17]
Ernst Süß  Germany Luftwaffe 68[18]
Otto Tange  Germany Luftwaffe 68[18]
Karl Hammerl  Germany Luftwaffe 68[19]
Gustav Denk  Germany Luftwaffe 67[18]
Fritz Dinger  Germany Luftwaffe 67[18]
Herbert Findeisen  Germany Luftwaffe 67[18] Includes 42 claims as an aerial reconnaissance pilot.[18]
Reinhold Hoffmann  Germany Luftwaffe 67[20]
Erbo Graf von Kageneck  Germany Luftwaffe 67[18]
Franz Schieß  Germany Luftwaffe 67[18][21]
Franz Schwaiger  Germany Luftwaffe 67[18][21]
Hubert Strassl  Germany Luftwaffe 67[22][21] Triple-ace in a day
Erwin Fleig  Germany Luftwaffe 66[18][21]
Werner Streib  Germany Luftwaffe 66[11][21] Night fighter ace
Ivan Kozhedub  Soviet Union Soviet Air Force 66 Top Allied ace in WWII
Grigory Rechkalov  Soviet Union Soviet Air Force 65[23] including 4 shared victories
Heinrich Füllgrabe  Germany Luftwaffe 65[24]
Waldemar Semelka  Germany Luftwaffe 65[24]
Berthold Graßmuck  Germany Luftwaffe 65[24]
Karl Kempf  Germany Luftwaffe 65[24]
Manfred Meurer  Germany Luftwaffe 65[11] Night fighter ace
Günther Radusch  Germany Luftwaffe 65[11] Night fighter ace
Karl Fuchs  Germany Luftwaffe 64[25]
Bernd Gallowitsch  Germany Luftwaffe 64[24]
Jürgen Harder  Germany Luftwaffe 64[24]
Rolf Hermichen  Germany Luftwaffe 64[24] Credited with 26 heavy bombers shot down[14]
Walter Lindner  Germany Luftwaffe 64[21]
Viktor Petermann  Germany Luftwaffe 64[24]
Heinz Rökker  Germany Luftwaffe 64[26] Night fighter ace
Rudolf Schoenert  Germany Luftwaffe 64[26] Night fighter ace
Franz Götz  Germany Luftwaffe 63[24]
Heinrich Hoffmann  Germany Luftwaffe 63[24]
Gerhard Homuth  Germany Luftwaffe 63[24]
Wilhelm Schilling  Germany Luftwaffe 63[27]
Hermann Staiger  Germany Luftwaffe 63[28] Credited with 26 heavy bombers shot down[14]
Kurt Welter  Germany Luftwaffe 63[29] Jet ace with 20+ claimed in Me 262;[2] 56 as night fighter; possibly all time jet ace[21]
Karl-Heinz "Heino" Cordes  Germany Luftwaffe 62[21]
Wilhelm Hübner  Germany Luftwaffe 62[24]
Helmut Neumann  Germany Luftwaffe 62[24]
Horst Haase  Germany Luftwaffe 62[30] possibly 82[4]
Karl-Heinz Meltzer  Germany Luftwaffe 61[31]
Gerhard Beutin  Germany Luftwaffe 60[32][21]
Hans-Ekkehard Bob  Germany Luftwaffe 60[33][21]
Horst Carganico  Germany Luftwaffe 60[34][21]
Franz Czech  Germany Luftwaffe 60[21]
Nikolai Gulayev  Soviet Union Soviet Air Force 60[35] including 5 shared victories
Franz Hrdlicka  Germany Luftwaffe 60[36] possibly 96[4]
Kurt Kelter  Germany Luftwaffe 60[21]
August Mors  Germany Luftwaffe 60[24]
Karl Munz  Germany Luftwaffe 60[37]
Alfred Rauch  Germany Luftwaffe 60[37]
Hans-Arnold Stahlschmidt  Germany Luftwaffe 59[38]
Franz Eckerle  Germany Luftwaffe 59[39]
Alfred Franke  Germany Luftwaffe 59[40]
Helmut Haberda  Germany Luftwaffe 59[41]
Georg Michalek  Germany Luftwaffe 59[42]
Karl Steffen  Germany Luftwaffe 59[38]
Paul Zorner  Germany Luftwaffe 59[26] Night fighter ace
Siegfried Engfer  Germany Luftwaffe 59[43]
Hermann Buchner  Germany Luftwaffe 58[44] Jet ace with 12 victories in Me 262[2]
Credited with 10 heavy bombers shot down[8]
Martin Becker  Germany Luftwaffe 58[26] Night fighter ace
Herbert Broennle  Germany Luftwaffe 58[45]
Herbert Friebel  Germany Luftwaffe 58[46]
Wilhelm Freuwörth  Germany Luftwaffe 58[47]
Gerhard Raht  Germany Luftwaffe 58[26] Night fighter ace
Hiromichi Shinohara  Japan Imperial Japanese Army 58
Gabriel Tautscher  Germany Luftwaffe 58[48]
Lutz-Wilhelm Burckhardt  Germany Luftwaffe 57+[49]
Heinrich-Wilhelm Ahnert  Germany Luftwaffe 57[50]
Konrad Bauer  Germany Luftwaffe 57[51] Credited with 32 heavy bombers shot down[14]
Kurt Ebener  Germany Luftwaffe 57[52]
Johannes Seifert  Germany Luftwaffe 57[53]
Hermann Wolf  Germany Luftwaffe 57[54]
Edmund Wagner  Germany Luftwaffe 57[55]
Gustav Francsi  Germany Luftwaffe 56[26] Night fighter ace
Heinz Hackler  Germany Luftwaffe 56[56]
Erich Hohagen  Germany Luftwaffe 56[57] Credited with more than 8 heavy bombers shot down[58]
Helmuth Holtz  Germany Luftwaffe 56[59]
Eduard Isken  Germany Luftwaffe 56[60]
Kurt Knappe  Germany Luftwaffe 56[61]
Josef Kraft  Germany Luftwaffe 56[26] Night fighter ace
Helmut Schönfelder  Germany Luftwaffe 56[62]
Günther Seeger  Germany Luftwaffe 56[63]
Heinz Strüning  Germany Luftwaffe 56[26] Night fighter ace
Helmut Wick  Germany Luftwaffe 56[64]
Kirill Yevstigneyev  Soviet Union Soviet Air Force 56[65] including 3 shared victories
Eino Luukkanen  Finland Finnish Air Force 56[6]
Herbert Bareuther  Germany Luftwaffe 55[66]
Karl-Heinz Bendert  Germany Luftwaffe 55[67]
Hans Ehlers  Germany Luftwaffe 55[68] Credited with 24 heavy bombers shot down[14]
Hans-Dieter Frank  Germany Luftwaffe 55[26] Night fighter ace
Wilhelm-Ferdinand Galland  Germany Luftwaffe 55[69] Credited with 8 heavy bombers shot down[58]
Herbert Puschmann  Germany Luftwaffe 54[70]
Takeo Okumura  Japan Imperial Japanese Navy 54
Johann Badum  Germany Luftwaffe 54[71]
Heinz Leber  Germany Luftwaffe 54[72]
Siegfried Simsch  Germany Luftwaffe 54[73]
Heinz Vinke  Germany Luftwaffe 54[26] Night fighter ace
Hannes Trautloft  Germany Luftwaffe 53[74] +5 in Spanish Civil War[75]
August Geiger  Germany Luftwaffe 53[26] Night fighter ace
Albert Brunner  Germany Luftwaffe 53[76]
Hans-Joachim Heyer  Germany Luftwaffe 53[20]
Willy Kientsch  Germany Luftwaffe 53[77]
Carl Sattig  Germany Luftwaffe 53[78]
Julius Meimberg  Germany Luftwaffe 53[79]
Herbert Lütje  Germany Luftwaffe 53[26] Night fighter ace
Franz Barten  Germany Luftwaffe 52[51]
Heinz-Edgar Berres  Germany Luftwaffe 52[80]
Martin Drewes  Germany Luftwaffe 52[26] Night fighter ace
Alfred Gross  Germany Luftwaffe 52[81]
Ludwig Häfner  Germany Luftwaffe 52[56]
Rudolf Pflanz  Germany Luftwaffe 52[82]
Friedrich Rupp  Germany Luftwaffe 52[83]
Werner Hoffmann  Germany Luftwaffe 52[26] Night fighter ace
Hermann Greiner  Germany Luftwaffe 51[84] Night fighter ace
Egmont Prinz zur Lippe-Weißenfeld  Germany Luftwaffe 51[26] Night fighter ace
Fritz Lüddecke  Germany Luftwaffe 51[85]
Otto Schulz  Germany Luftwaffe 51[86]
Heinrich Wefers  Germany Luftwaffe 51[55]
Wilhelm Hauswirth  Germany Luftwaffe 50[19]
Dmitry Glinka  Soviet Union Soviet Air Force 50[87]
Hans-Joachim Jabs  Germany Luftwaffe 50[88] Night fighter ace
Karl Willius  Germany Luftwaffe 50[89]

References

Citations

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