Won t the glasses of Japanese soldiers with glasses fall off?

Of course, it will fall off the belt, but there are protective measures. There's a rope or something, strangled behind the head, or some other way of fixing it. There are always more solutions than difficulties.

You are talking about a lot of soldiers who wear glasses and have very thick lenses, it is estimated that it is 44,45 years. The elite soldiers were all gone. I remember that there was a 4th Division, which seemed to be rebuilt three times by the Banhuan Zheng 4x.

In 41 years, it seems that Yamashita Bongwen, who is known as the Tiger of Malay, led the rapid occupation of the new Malay home. At that time, it was still an elite unit, and there were very few soldiers who wore glasses. By 44 four or five years, the quality of the soldiers had declined a lot, and the recruits were replenished.

The old, weak, sick and disabled are not in good physical condition. There are a lot of people who wear glasses. As a result, he was easily defeated by Mix.

I guess I have spare glasses. Now there are sports glasses like swimming goggles, which can be held firmly on the head. As for ordinary glasses, you can wear a non-slip sleeve or wrap cloth, tape, and string around the temples to tie behind your head, and I think the anti-slip measures at that time should be similar.

It will fall, but most of it is tied and fixed with a thin rope, and even if it falls, it is hung around the neck.

It will fall, but there is no way to do this, it has to march and fight. And then I am short-sighted, what do I bring without glasses, and I can't beat anyone with a gun if I break my glasses.

The glasses will fall off, but you can pick them up and put them back on. However, some glasses are not easy to fall off because they are tied to the head with a rope, which is relatively secure.

Ruined, because the glasses are weighty, in saying that the nose is sloped and easy to sweat and oil, so there will still be some weight, it will be down, and it will be tighter and not very comfortable, so it should be appropriate.

Yes, but it's fixed.

Of course, it will fall, and there was no resin at that time, it was all glass lenses, which were easy to break.

Wouldn't it be nice to find a rope to hold your glasses in place.

You must know that the Geneva Conventions were not universally recognized at that time, Nazi Germany pursued racism, and the Eastern army was still the kind of thing that was used in ancient times to conquer and fight and kill, not only the Japanese were not lacking, but the Soviet Union could not cover much. Of course, this also has something to do with bushido and the fanatical mood for foreign expansion.

Because he realized that in the era of rampant militarism, in the Japanese Empire, which admired the spirit of bushido, he was destined to be a victim.