German Engineers Needed 3 Weeks To Build A Bridge — Until The Allies Did It In 12 Hours

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March 28, 1945. Remigan, Germany. Captain James Fiser of the US Army Corps of Engineers stands beside the twisted wreckage of the Ludenorf Bridge, examining a pile of unexloded German demolition charges pulled from the Rine's muddy banks. Each cylindrical charge contains 15 kg of amminal explosive enough to vaporize steel girders, enough to drop a ... Read More