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These are some really nice military aviation goggles.I have seen them before but not so nice with extra shaded lens and orig case.Yes this is the kind our pilots were using.If anyone wants to add feel free.Thanks for lookik and I hope you enjoy.
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Toyman, I also have a Army Air Corps aviation glasses, they are along the same lines as yours. check my show and tell. I have it with a Army Air Corps A-2 flight jacket.
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The only reason I deleted you that time is that your comment using bad language was not appropriate. The reason I deleted Ray's comment is that he asked me twice to do so. Please Pops, I've tried to be nice to you. If you are going to keep making these kinds of remarks then please don't bother me. I have no time for negative people like you. This is supposed to be a fun site. Let's keep it that way. Thanks. Toyman
These are awesome!
Thank you mathiasR Yes I thought they were cool too.I have different type of coats.And nice rayban glasses regular and shaded type.I even have a bomer one piece jump suit with bear fur all inside.I love my military items too .Thanks again.Chat anytime
Thanks james Hope your having a good sunday