Alfred John Brown
No Date/Time Aircraft Foe Result Location
1 21 September 1917 @ 1705 hours Airco DH.5 serial number B362 Albatros D.V Destroyed Between Anneux and Rumilly , Pas-de-Calais , France
2 10 December 1917 @ 1200 hours Airco DH.5 s/n B4918 Albatros D.V Driven down out of control Honnecourt-sur-Escaut , France
3 6 March 1918 @ 1015 hours Royal Aircraft Factory SE.5a s/n C9494 Albatros D.V Driven down out of control Saint Quentin , France
4 11 March 1918 @ 1315 hours Royal Aircraft Factory SE.5a s/n C9494 German reconnaissance plane Driven down out of control East of Bellenglise , France
5 11 March 1918 @ 1815 hours Royal Aircraft Factory SE.5a s/n C9494 Pfalz D.III Driven down out of control Ribemont , France
6 12 March 1918 @ 1840 hours Royal Aircraft Factory SE.5a s/n C9494 German airplane Destroyed Southwest of Saint Quentin , France
7 13 March 1918 @ 1245 hours Royal Aircraft Factory SE.5a s/n C9494 Albatros D.V Driven down out of control Bellecourt , France
8 23 August 1918 @ 1859 hours Sopwith Dolphin s/n D3732 DFW two-seater Driven down out of control Between Maricourt and Suzanne , France
List of aerial victories
See also : Aerial victory standards of World War I
Captain Alfred John Brown was a World War I flying ace credited with eight aerial victories.