He opened his victory roll on 17 April 1918.

After scoring a hit, he took a few victory rolls, spinning the plane upside down, and got ready for another round.

It should be a victory roll, considering what he's got in store.

At the last moment Mantz pulled up, did a "victory roll" and flew away.

He climbed, turned, came back and performed a victory roll.

By the end of 1917, his victory roll stood at eight.

Woods said to Wink, fighting the urge to do a victory roll.

The 'plane went right over in a superb victory roll, scarcely losing any height.

On 1 November 1916, he opened his victory roll in air combat.

Above, a formation of human aircraft hurtled by in victory rolls.