I've got to admit that I got real fond of Scott *Hologram* series goggles while in the military. A Brit product, they're fairly uncommon in this country, but turn up on e-bay from time to time. A nice reduction of direct sun glare on the inside and some, -er-
unusual designs on the outside, they work well for me, and fit okay over my prescription glasses, which not all safety googles/sunglasses do.
For ear protection, I don't use electronics, just plain old Devid Clark aircraft handler's earmuffs, meant for those working around jet engine exhaust, with Army triple-flange earplugs worn in addition in my right ear, the one that still works; I've often also got a chunk o0f beeswax in a jacket pocket or earplug carry tube that I can use if the official earplug isn't to be had. I was a tank gunner, and though the left ear was closer to the breech of the tank's main gun, the right one was about a foot away from the solid steel armor of the turret. The sound wave pressure bounced off it into my ear, and it's been WHAT? on that side ever since, so I like all the protection for my little remaining hearing I can get.
There are some molded earplugs that fit your ear perfectly. they are the largest in ear plug and probably the best. I almost always wear cheap OSHA rated sunglasses as my eyes are getting dry and cataracts. I have had 10% for tinnitus for 40 years now.
You know that you can shop online at Army Air Force Exchange now as a veteran? https://www.shopmyexchange.com/ is tax free and free shipping. You do not need to be retired to shop online.