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The Field Train Department provided the Royal Engineers with their pontoon bridges and other specialist equipment, and (until the formation of a separate Corps of Artillery Drivers) provided for the movement of artillery pieces in the field (other than those pertaining to the Royal Horse Artillery).

The Leib Fusilier Battalion under Major Holleben guarded the pontoon bridge.

Steele's forces used a pontoon bridge which they had carried on the campaign to cross the Ouachita River.

When Steele's forces reached Jenkins' Ferry on the swollen river, they had to stop to construct their pontoon bridge to get across.

Now Steele had to fight off Kirby Smith's army before his infantry forces could finish their efforts to get their wagons, artillery and remaining troops over their pontoon bridge river crossing.

The tired and famished Federal troops could not construct their pontoon bridge and get their wagons and artillery out of the mud and over the river during the night, although the Federal cavalry did get across.

The Confederates did not renew the attack as Steele's men crossed the pontoon bridge on the afternoon of April 30.

After crossing the Saline River, Steele's forces cut and burned the pontoon bridge, which they would not need for the remainder of their march.

The next day, the remainder of Steele's corps crossed the Little Missouri on a pontoon bridge.

On May 7, 1942, the Japanese Army began building a pontoon bridge across the Salween River, which would allow them to move troops and supplies into China.

From 1833 bridging skills were demonstrated annually by the building of a pontoon bridge across the Medway which was proved by the infantry of the garrison and the cavalry from Maidstone.