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Historic military bridge makes final journey

Historic military bridge makes final journey

Land December 13, 2017

One of the last military bridges built to give access to RAF Sandtoft, a Second World War airfield, has been removed after it was installed during the war. Inglis bridges were the first modular bridges created for access across rivers and gaps during the war as they could be constructed in a ...

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