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* ''Literature/TheStarloreLegacy'' is a space opera written by a former F-16 fighter pilot. So it should come as no surprise that there are quite a few Ace Pilots in the series. Silax "Tig" Tigratinna, Linden Lockridge, Rhett Stryker, and of course [[spoiler:Daeson Starlore]] all qualify.
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* ''Literature/TheStarloreLegacy'' is a space opera written by a former F-16 fighter pilot. So it should come as no surprise that there are quite a few Ace Pilots in the series. Silax "Tig" Tigratinna, Linden Lockridge, Rhett Stryker, and of course [[spoiler:Daeson Starlore]] all qualify.
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* ''Fanfic/WingsToFly'': The 22nd Squadron is made up almost entirely of these. Noin, the squadron commander, notes that the "least" of her pilots all have over ten kills, making them Double Aces. Then you add in pilots like Noin, who [[spoiler: outflys an Epyon Gundam with a functioning Zero System]], and Maxwell, who is excluded from the averages because as a former [[OneManArmy Gundam pilot]] it would simply be unfair. One of her pilots comments on how any surviving pilots from the war HadToBeSharp:
--> "Alliance Space Forces. If you were easy to kill, the Mobile Dolls got you long ago."
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* ''Snipers'' are similar to bushwhackers, but rather than using skill to escape a duel, have the accuracy and firepower to end each duel the moment it begins. They hide behind asteroids, colonies, or cloud cover, popping up to take potshots at their targets, and try to avoid close combat and running battles at all costs.

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* ''Snipers'' are similar to bushwhackers, but rather than using skill to escape a duel, have the accuracy and firepower to end each duel the moment it begins. They hide behind asteroids, colonies, or cloud cover, popping up to take potshots at their targets, and try to avoid close combat and running battles at all costs. Alternatively, they just blow up whatever's ahead of them before their targets even know that they're being targeted, like with modern day fighter jets.

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