ARMY AIR FORCES TYPE B-8 FLYING GOGGLES WithBOX

This is an original 1944 issue set of Army Air Forces Type B-8 flying goggles, complete with the original box and instruction sheet. The B-8 model was introduced in 1943 as the replacement for the earlier AN-6530 goggles and quickly became standard issue. Superior in design, the B-8 featured a lightweight one-piece frame with interchangeable lenses that provided excellent peripheral vision and comfort, while also being easier and faster to produce for wartime needs. This example was manufactured by. And is clearly marked. TYPE B-8 PROPERTY A. The goggles retain their original chamois-lined face cushion, which remains soft and intact, and the elastic strap designed for secure fit over flight helmets. The lenses are in very good used condition, showing only light wear consistent with age and service. Included with the goggles are the. Original B-8 instructions for use. A rare and desirable addition. The box is clean, solid, and in excellent condition with only minor storage wear, making this a particularly fine and complete example. A classic piece of WWII Army Air Forces flight gear, these B-8 goggles represent a key advancement in aviator equipment and are a must-have for any serious collection of WWII aviation artifacts. Everything is fine, please leave feedback. If there is a. Problem or concern contact me and I’ll make it right. Once feedback is received I will reciprocate.