George Augustus Vaughn Jr. (May 20, 1897 – July 31, 1989) was an American fighter ace in World War I and Distinguished Service Cross, Britain's Distinguished...

War George Augustus Vaughn Jr. (1897–1989), American fighter ace in World War I George L. Vaughn (c. 1880–1949), American jurist George W. Vaughn (1809–1877)...

politician) (1923–2003), British psychiatrist and politician George Augustus Vaughn Jr. (1897–1989), American fighter ace Greg Vaughan (born 1973), American...

Detroit in 1960. He is the grandson of WWI flying ace George Augustus Vaughn Jr. and US industrialist George H. Love. His father, Howard M. "Pete" Love, was...

was founded by Jones, a well known racing pilot of the 1920s, George Augustus Vaughn, Jr., second ranking ace of World War I, and Lee D. Warrender, an...

educator and suffragette, first woman senator of the Philippines. George Augustus Vaughn Jr., 92, American fighter ace in World War I, brain tumour. Zhou...

revolutionary; American Civil War captain George Augustus Vaughn Jr. (1897–1989) – World War I flying ace; co-founder of Vaughn College of Aeronautics and Technology...

Answer to Communism in Postwar Europe," Princeton University Press George Augustus Vaughn, Jr. - known as "Ace," a World War I Flying Ace: officially credited...

fiction writer George E. Stratemeyer, USAF General Stephen W. Thompson, first U. S. military aerial victor George Augustus Vaughn, Jr., World War I Ace...

Westland/Airbus Helicopters Puma HC.2s. The squadron's badge, approved by George VI in December 1936 is the scorpion, and its motto is Scorpiones pungunt...