Royal Engineers trial new bridges for army rescue and assault missions
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Royal Engineers trial new bridges for army rescue and assault missions
The UK Royal Engineers Trials and Development Unit (RETDU) has carried out military trials of a new bridging concept that will facilitate rescue and assault missions.
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