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Production of the C- and D- models ended in 2000. The last F/A-18C was assembled in Finland and delivered to the Finnish Air Force in August 2000. [78] The last F/A-18D was delivered to the U.S. Marine Corps in August 2000. [104] If you look closely, you will see three numbers stamped on the inside of your eyeglasses. These numbers usually appear on the inner surface of one of the frame temples (the long stems of the frames that hold your glasses in place behind your ears). The second number — the bridge size — is the distance between the lenses, which also is the size of the "bridge" of the frame that rests on your nose. In this case, the frame bridge is 19 mm wide. In most cases, the bridge size of eyeglass frames ranges from 14 mm to 24 mm.