M-2 Stereoscopic Trainer

Published June 04, 2015

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Aerial observers during World War II were trained specifically to use stereoscopic equipment to determine aircraft range and altitude. This artifact originally belonged to the donor's father-in-law, Anthony V. Stelzer. (U.S. Air Force photo)

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Aerial observers during World War II were trained specifically to use stereoscopic equipment to determine aircraft range and altitude. This artifact originally belonged to the donor's father-in-law, Anthony V. Stelzer.

Donated by: Senior Master Sgt. (Ret.) Ernest P. Heimbecker.

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