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Marius Ambrogi
Sous Lieutenant Marius Jean Paul Elzeard Ambrogi (1895-1971) was a fighter pilot in both World Wars. He became a flying ace during World War I, with fourteen aerial victories, then added another during World War II. He was one of the leading balloon busters, with 11 observation balloons destroyed to his credit.〔http://www.theaerodrome.com/aces/balloon_busters.php Retrieved on 29 March 2010.〕
==World War I==
Ambrogi joined the French army on 25 September 1914〔http://www.theaerodrome.com/aces/france/ambrogi.php Retrieved on 29 March 2010.〕 and originally served in the 2e Infantry Regiment. He transferred from the army to aviation and trained at Dijon and Juvisy. He received his pilot's brevet, no. 4477, on 16 September 1916. He completed his training at Avord, Cazaux, and Pau, finishing up in February 1917. Afterwards, he received his first posting, to Detachment N507 in March. On 10 April, he was forwarded to Escadrille 90, which was operating on the VIIe Army Front.
He began scoring when he joined Escadrille 90, which was equipped with Nieuports. Between 30 October 1917 and 16 May 1918, he scored three victories using a Nieuport, including a shared one with Marie Lecoq De Kerland. Beginning on 17 May, Ambrogi switched to a Spad and began a string of eleven balloons destroyed. He teamed with several other balloon busting aces to do this, such as Maurice Bizot, Jean Andre Pezon, and Charles J. V. Macé. Ambrogi's final World War I victory was a double on 18 October 1918.〔http://www.theaerodrome.com/aces/france/ambrogi.php Retrieved on 29 March 2010.〕
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