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Marie Charles Maurice Lecoq De
Kerland was a
World War I
flying ace
credited with
seven aerial victories. "Marie
Charles Maurice Lecoq de
Kerland". v t e...
- Park and the
Scotland national team. Ker pla**** for Queen's Park Juniors,
Kerland FC, and
Alexandra Athletic before joining Queen's Park in 1877.
Until 1878...
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illustrations additionally pla**** a role in
Mikolaycak receiving the 1987
Kerland Award "in
recognition of
singular attainments in the
creation of children's...
- 3:10 "Trouble No More" – 2:40 ""Unk" in Funk" (Cooper, Abrahamson, Ted
Kerland) – 3:22 "Drive My
Blues Away" – 2:48 "Katie" – 3:04 "Waterboy Waterboy"...
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Chapan Oglu,
whose headquarters were at
Yuzgat in Cappadocia. Le Coq de
Kerland,
Robert (1907). Un
chemin de fer en Asie Mineure. Paris:
Librairie Nouvelle...
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victories using a Nieuport,
including a
shared one with
Marie Lecoq De
Kerland.
Beginning on 17 May,
Ambrogi switched to a Spad and
began a
string of...
- René
Doumer Pierre Ducornet Raoul Echard Henri Languedoc Marie Lecoq De
Kerland Jean
Loste Alexandre Marty Xavier Moissinac Pierre Pendaries Paul Petit...
- mid-1918
Lieutenant Marie Lecoq De
Kerland: 6 June 1918
until war's end
Lieutenant Raoul Echard Lieutenant Marie Lecoq De
Kerland Lieutenant François de Boigne...
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death New York City,
United States Position(s)
Right winger Youth career Kerland Senior career*
Years Team Apps (Gls) 1878–1881
Third Lanark 1881–1884 ****brae...
- Blanc-Smith
United Kingdom Royal Flying Corps,
Royal Air
Force 7
Marie Lecog De
Kerland France Aéronautique
Militaire 7
Arthur Lee
United Kingdom Royal Flying...
