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| rdfs:comment | - Major Stephen William Price (born 28 November 1893, date of death unknown) was a World War I flying ace credited with seven aerial victories. Price qualified as a pilot at Ruislip on 27 October 1915. Although he served in several squadrons, his successes came with Colorado cowboy ace Frederick Libby manning his guns in No. 11 Squadron. Between 22 August and 17 October 1916, the pair drove down five enemy reconnaissance planes and an Albatros D.I. On 22 October, they set another Albatros D.I afire.
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| Birth Place | - South Hornsey, London, England
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| abstract | - Major Stephen William Price (born 28 November 1893, date of death unknown) was a World War I flying ace credited with seven aerial victories. Price qualified as a pilot at Ruislip on 27 October 1915. Although he served in several squadrons, his successes came with Colorado cowboy ace Frederick Libby manning his guns in No. 11 Squadron. Between 22 August and 17 October 1916, the pair drove down five enemy reconnaissance planes and an Albatros D.I. On 22 October, they set another Albatros D.I afire.
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