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WW2 - Allies rebuilding railroad bridges in Europe

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When the allies landed in Europe towards the end of WW2 there was a desperate need to quickly restore rail services over damaged bridges. This newsreel shows the activities undertaken by the military when they were rebuilding the bridges.

 

 

 

Vee



   
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Wow, all I can say is, this is so cool. I can't believe I haven't seen this one before. Now I can use it in my documentary and I will also place on main site. That is a great video and explains so much to the general public.

 

Vee, you are wonderful!


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Thank you Marion! I knew that this video enjoy you !!

 

Vee ;)


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I just discovered it, do you mind where the video was taken from?

 

Thanks Vee


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The attrition continued; Italy sank to such a low priority on the list of theaters that by the winter of 1944-45 the men there began to feel that they were on a "forgotten front." from THE ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT: ON BEACHHEAD AND BATTLEFRONT by Lida Mayo


   
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