U.S. Army

Bridge in Korea during time of Korean War.

A platoon of B Company, 65th Combat Engineers rebuild a bridge blown up during withdrawal last December of United Nations Army from Suwon, Korea.

South Korean Troops of the 1st Construction Battalion, 2nd Corps, unload steel to be used in rebuilding the Taedong River Bridge, near Pyongyang. The bridge was destroyed by retreating North Korean Forces during heavy fighting in that area.

Bridge in Korea during Korean War.

Bridge built by 548th Engineer SV BN, 2nd Engineer Construction GP in Korea during Korean War.

Bridge built by 548th Engineer SV BN, 2nd Engineer Construction GP in Korea during the Korean War.

Jeep driven across bridge built by 548th Engineer SV BN, 2nd Engineer Construction GP in Korea during Korean War.

Men of the 62nd Engineer Battalion drive piles and stack sandbags in the construction of temporary rail bridges across the Han River at Seoul, Korea during the Korean War.

Members of the 185th Engineer Bn., X Corps, fight to save a bridge over the Han River, Korea, north of the X Corps Headquarters, after floating ice and heavy rains caused the river to swell to flood level. This was during the Korean War.

Rail bridge destroyed by members of the 65th Engineer Battalion, 25th Infantry Division, during the Korean War.