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English: Layout and parts of Folding Boat Equipment, a light pontoon bridge of British origin widely used by the Allied Armies in World War II. |
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| Source | https://archive.org/details/TM30-410HandbookOnTheBritishArmy1942 |
| Author | War Department, United States of America |
Extracted from page 58 of TM 30–410 Handbook on the British army : with supplements on the Royal Air Force and civilian defense organizations (30 September 1942)
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