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ACE-26P - Lt. Frank Luke, Jr D-Day and support units to respondFrank Luke Jr. was one of the most famous American fighter pilots of World War I and became known as the Arizona Balloon Buster. Early Life Born: May 19, 1897 Place: Phoenix, Arizona Served in the United States Army Air Service during World War I. Why He Became Famous Luke specialized in attacking heavily defended German observation balloons. These balloons were critical to enemy artillery spotting and were extremely dangerous targets because they