Bridge weight sign & TAC sign

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Bridge weight sign & TAC sign

20-12-14, 11:58

Hanno Spoelstra Hanno Spoelstra is offline

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Originally Posted by Ron Pier

I don't think there is anything cast in stone here. The bridging classifications will depend on the theatre of operation and how the engineers have defined the bridges.

Can't agree on that. It was "cast in stone" as there were plenty of regulations and instructions, see the link to the web page. Yes, there were differences in how these were interpreted and applied, so in practice it could differ from army policy.

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