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Chinese Air Force,
World War II,
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Each Pilot listed alphabetically by last name |
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Fractional credits are used when a single downing
of an enemy aircraft is credited to more then 1 pilot.
This occurs when a number of pilots are shooting at,
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Born of Chinese emigrant parents and called Buffalo by classmates because of his stocky build, Major Sun-Shui Wong is credited with 8.5 enemy aircraft. One of the aircraft flown by Wong was the Gloster Gladiator. |
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Squadron/Group |
Credits |
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| Maj. Suei-Tin (Arthur) Chen |
28/3 |
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| Pan-Yang (John) Wong |
17FS |
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| Maj. Sun-Shui (Buffalo) Wong |
17FS, 29FS |
8.5 |
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