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The Story of a One-Eyed Air Gunner Who Achieves Five Confirmed Night Fighter Kills Despite Duane’s Syndrome
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The Story of a One-Eyed Air Gunner Who Achieves Five Confirmed Night Fighter Kills Despite Duane’s Syndrome
Early Life and Joining the RCAF Clarence Bentley Sutherland, known to his friends as Larry, was born in East Mountain, Colchester County, Nova Scotia. From an early age, Larry faced a challenge that would have disqualified most people from military aviation: his left eye could not move due to a birth defect, later identified as Duane’s syndrome. Despite this limitation, Larry displayed determination and skill, qualities that would define his war…
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