Captain Douglas Graham Cooke MC (26 July 1895 – 1955) was a British World War I flying ace credited with 13 aerial victories.

4825 at the Military School at Ruislip on 16 June after soloing in a Maurice Farman biplane.

20 Squadron, Cooke's string of victories began on 22 January 1918 and extended until 19 May.

His observers manning the guns in the rear seat of his Bristol F.2 Fighter included fellow aces Henry Crowe, James Scaramanga and Ernest Hardcastle.

[1][2] These kills earned him the post of flight commander with its concomitant promotion to temporary captain on 11 April,[5] as well as the award of the Military Cross in July.