Pilots need to see to fly. When military pilots and aircrew stationed in Japan have vision problems, they see Lt. Kyle Dohm. The naval officer and University of Missouri–St. Louis alumnus (OD 2006) is the only aerospace optometrist on mainland Japan. Now he’s also an...
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Navy selects alumnus for top optometry award
Pilots need to see to fly. When military pilots and aircrew stationed in Japan have vision problems, they see Lt. Kyle Dohm. The naval officer and University of Missouri–St. Louis alumnus (OD 2006) is the only aerospace optometrist on mainland Japan. Now he’s also an...
Navy selects alumnus for top optometry award
Pilots need to see to fly. When military pilots and aircrew stationed in Japan have vision problems, they see Lt. Kyle Dohm. The naval officer and University of Missouri–St. Louis alumnus (OD 2006) is the only aerospace optometrist on mainland Japan. Now he’s also an...
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