File:Baileys Bridge in Korea.jpg
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DescriptionBaileys Bridge in Korea.jpg |
English: ES42-10-202 (SC349412) A Bailey Bridge is constructed over a destroyed bridge near the Naktong River by Korean Army Engineers, under the supervision of the KMAG Engineer Advisor. A knocked-out w:T-34 tank of the communist-led North Koreans is under the destroyed bridge. 27 Sep 1950 |
Date | 15:55, 12 July 2010 (UTC) |
Source | Engineers in Korea |
Author | Army Corps of Engineers |
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