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Я знала инженера этого изобретения. Один инженеров ещё жив. Он был молодой лейтенант тогда.

I had the same in 1987. Especially in the dark with no lights and strong current was a ‘nice’ challenge 😅 So did you already use this system in 1981?

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ur an idiot, He's tightening the clamp to connect the pontoon. hahahaha

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It is not from Russia so people need to stop with the nonsense.

This is absolutely nothing like the Bailey Bridge. Float Bridging has been around longer than the idea of modular steel framed bridges. Heck, the Bailey Bridge has been improved on by the Mabry-Johnson and others. Still can't beat the Bailey for it's variety though: I know many which have been permanently emplaced by municipalities.

It is the first one i saw being built. My dad was a welder and he was repairing one for the Canadian Legion for something or other. It's a good one. Having said that, Archimedes had a bridge that did the same kind of thing. Been around for a very long time which figures, it solves a very important difficulty

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Phi Archimedes huh... Dont think so could ne mistaking his displacement and weaponry off of decks. Let me check.

Didnt find a bridge but a big boat ya still he was beyond remarkable wouldnt surprise me.

the us should buy those they are much faster

These maybe dated technology, but are simple, and harldy require any electronics systems to operate in case of electrical component failure.

the M3... still the best provisional bridge solution out there

The M3 is not as modular, cannot be emplaced long-term, cannot handle as large of loads, and requires more operators long-term in order to maintain position.The IRB offers much more flexibility and permits for the commander to really tailor the configuration to meet the mission needs. I like the M3, but I can think of many missions that I have been on where the M3 would have been ineffective.

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Nah. This one is easy. Bailey and MGB are back breaking. Built them all.

@@ram2791 It's a joke I think lol

I did it in 1987 at the Dutch corps of engineers.

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Russians did not invent pontoon bridges.

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Bonjour, c'est bien comme exercices pratiques pour les militaires,je suis curieux de savoir , c'est dans quel rivière, fleuve , océan,mer , quel continent, que cela s'effectue

@ badlanndskid Those bridge boats have two 330 horsepower desiel engines manufactured in Great Britain

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Jesse Lopez What type of engineering degree did you have before you enlisted?

To do this job, you do not need an engineering degree. Enlist as a 12C to do this job.

I was a bridge crewmember,74th Engineer Co,Fort Hood,TX

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I've never seen aircraft on a irb although I'm sure it can but yes to the rest from personal experience it can hold the weight

It is supposed to be built after they have taken the area

Alex Wong - So, it's main purpose is behind the front to allow tanks and support to reinforce the front, assuming that there is a front! This would be a good thing for often the enemy has destroyed the bridges, or sometime the US destroys the bridges to contain the enemy!

12cusa - What is a "ireb"? Never the less, I'm pretty sure that this would be easier to put up than a pontoon bridge or a constructed bridge under fire!

its a irb its a ribbon bridge here in Louisiana we have used them to transport troops with heavy equipment down water ways to build leves to stop flooding.

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Very good

Yeah they are building hate from all over the world long. god damn cant just they mind their own business and let the world be happy nobody cares bout russia.

They can withstand a train but not Ukraine

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Только не забудьте отбирать сухой поек, голод не тетка .

Don't think your "plan B" works in the scenario presented

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But this is better because construction of a concrete/metal bride takes years to complete and at the time of war if the concrete/metal bridges are to be destroyed then this is the only way. It is better to construct a bridge manually which might take a few days rather than years (where war would surely end).

Well, on a computer its touch of a button. In real life we bridged rivers in hours so the armor and infantry could roll on. Often under fire. Instead of months to years.

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The only place you're likely to find "Heavy water" is in a Nuclear Reactor. If you see a "Heavy water stream", I'd say run, but its not as if you'll be able to tell its heavy water. . Coming back to your question, they can build bridges upto 100 meters long (or even more if required). Indian Army is one of the best at this because Pakistan's primary defence against India, especially in Punjab, consists of a network of canals that all form a defensive barrier. And so Indian Army pays special attention to canal crossing ops. These days, DRDO is building newer generation bridges like Sarvatra Bridging System (22 bridges already inducted), Short Span Bridging System (110 on order) and the Amphibious Floating Bridge and Ferry System (AFFS, under development). . As for how these bridges are defended, the first action is to establish a defensive head on the other bank of the canal. These are then reinforced by Infantry Combat Vehicles that can simply float across like a boat. They are further supported by Artillery and Attack Helicopters. This way, they protect the area where bridge is to be made.

Yep, Used it when there was a small flood in the Netherlands in 1988

With a tug boat

It's a bridge section, we use boats to connect the sections together and make a bridge but you're right they can be used to ferry vehicles too

Still not a bridge ?

+Sons of Zadok this is true

The word you are looking for is "barge"

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