French Ace Soulier Wins Official Five After Fierce Air Battles
Constant Soulier the French aviator known as the Benjamin of aces earned the official five kills after twelve claimed, becoming a national hero. He survived multiple combats near Bourravesnes Saint Pierre Vast and Peronne, with actions on May 26 1917 and other days, finally being recognized at Bonne-Maison Farm with champagne baptism.
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