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Auguste Baux
Adjutant Auguste Baux (9 July 1892 – 17 July 1918) was a French World War I flying ace credited with five aerial victories.
Baux first served in the infantry, and on 3 October 1914 during the fighting on the Western Front was taken prisoner by the Germans. However he managed to escape and returned to the French lines.
He later transferred to the Army's aviation service, gaining Military Pilot's Certificate No. 5484, and was then posted to "Escadrille N 103" on 4
Robert Lévy
- Louis Martin
- Gustave Naudin
- Adolphe Pégoud
- Émile Régnier
- Achille Rousseaux
- Constant Soulier
5 victories.
- Albert Achard
- Maurice Arnoux
- Jean Arpheuil
- Yves F. Barbaza
- Andre Barcat
- Auguste Baux
- Georges Blanc
- Marcel Bloch
- Charles Borzecki
- Alexandre Buisson
- Pierre Cardon
- Lucien Cayol
- Antoine Cordonnier
- Honoré de Bonald
- Jean De Gaillard De la Valden
- Andre Delorme