HOW FAR CAN military binoculars see?

As you might have become aware, the answer is not exact. It can see anything your eye can see, just 10x bigger or closer. Your eye can see a ship sail over the horizon at around 12 miles. So, your binoculars can also see 12 miles and will see the ship 10x larger, but that might not help you discern very much.

What kind of binoculars did Germany use in World War 2?

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What kind of binoculars did the U-boat use?

Performance is excellent. blc (Zeiss) 7×50 fixed-focus U-Boat binoculars. The removable covers permit replacement of the moisture-absorbing silica-gel. These very rugged binoculars weigh a hefty 1.8 kg. Another U-Boat binocular, this blc (Zeiss) UDF 7×50, could be left on its mounting when the boat submerged.

What kind of binocular lenses did the Royal Navy use?

A Barr & Stroud GK5 6×42 Director binocular used by the Royal Navy during WW2 and after. It utilises Porro II prism units with plano-convex lenses cemented to the prisms on the eyepiece side. The knobs on top of the binocular operate internal yellow]

How big is a Leitz binocular in WW2?

A WW2 beh (Leitz) 8×60 which was introduced late in the war and so was not fully developed optically. Its features and construction are basically enlarged from the beh 7×50. It is 240mm long and weighs 2.026 kg.