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Squadron Leader Loudoun James MacLean MC* (born 1 February 1893) was a British World War I flying ace credited with five aerial victories.

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rdfs:label	Loudoun MacLean (en) Loudoun MacLean (pl)
rdfs:comment	Squadron Leader Loudoun James MacLean MC* (born 1 February 1893) was a British World War I flying ace credited with five aerial victories. (en) Loudoun MacLean (ur. 1 lutego 1893, zm. ?) – as lotnictwa brytyjskiego Royal Flying Corps z 5 potwierdzonymi zwycięstwami w I wojnie światowej. Loudoun MacLean urodził się w Ealing w Londynie. Promocję podoficerska uzyskał w kwietniu 1914 roku. W momencie wybuchu I wojny światowej służył w 57 kompanii , w czasie służby w Europie został odznaczony Military Cross. Od maja 1917 przeniesiony został do Royal Flying Corps. (pl)
foaf:name	Loudoun James MacLean (en)
name	Loudoun James MacLean (en)
birth place	Ealing, London, England (en)
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