ace of aces

plural aces of aces · alternative Ace of Aces

1. governmentThe greatest active flying ace in a nation's military service.

   The ace of aces was dead.

   2001, Roman Johann Jarymowycz, Tank Tactics: From Normandy to Lorraine

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   Brookline Man Supplants Baylies as the American Ace of Aces if His Record Stands.

   1918 June 16, The New York Times

   the U-boat commander who drowned them was Hitler's subsea ace of aces

   1940 July 13, Los Angeles Times

   Bong Downs 27th Japanese Plane And Becomes U. S. 'Ace Of Aces'

   1944 April 14, The New York Times

   Top ace of aces was Captain Joseph C. McConnell Jr. of Apple Valley, Calif., who posted the unequaled high score for Korea

   1954 September 6, Time

   Yet virtually larger than life in the eyes of his contemporaries, the "scourge of the skies," the "ace of aces,"

   1968 March 4, Los Angeles Times

plural Aces of Aces

1. Alternative letter-case form of ace of aces