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pontoon bridge
(redirected from Military bridge)

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pontoon bridge [pänj′tün ′brij]
(civil engineering)
A fixed floating bridge supported by pontoons.
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THE hills had become arid, clear blue streams had started to flow, and makeshift military bridges helped us cross the streams that had been created by waterfalls as we made our first pit stop a little after Rohtangla, the first of the four passes that we were to see in the Himalayas.
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