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1 April 2011, 05:47 PM
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Forum Ace of Aces
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Pilots wearing spectacles
Bernert, Kissenberth and Wintgens all wore glasses, so undoubtedly other German airmen did too. (Obviously spectacles posed 0.00 detriment to those aces' abilities.) I don't recall seeing any allied aircrew wearing glasses so assume the medicos prohibited specs among Entente powers. Anybody ever seen any reliable info on the subject, either side of the lines?
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