U.S. Army combat engineers assigned to 837th Engineer Company, Ohio Army National Guard out of Cleveland, Ohio, perform preventative maintenance checks on an armored vehicle launched bridge during familiarization training on Camp Grayling, Mich., June 11, 2008. The vehicle weighs more than 55 tons and is capable of extending the bridge up to 60 feet, allowing other personnel and equipment to cross over gullies, ravines and other chasms. Spc. Zachary R. Fehrman,

U.S. Army combat engineers assigned to 837th Engineer Company, Ohio Army National Guard out of Cleveland, Ohio, perform preventative maintenance checks on an armored vehicle launched bridge during familiarization training on Camp Grayling, Mich., June 11, 2008. The vehicle weighs more than 55 tons and is capable of extending the bridge up to 60 feet, allowing other personnel and equipment to cross over gullies, ravines and other chasms. Spc. Zachary R. Fehrman, Stock Photo

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