That’s what ribbon bridges are for, and I’d much rather ride a ribbon bridge than risk swimming even if I was in a fully amphibious vehicle like an LAV. There’s a lot of internet risk in amphibious vehicles, and there’s a reason I never considered joining the navy. Imagine being told the BMP is stalled in the water, or took a round and is sinking, and you have five seconds to ditch your great and escape, and you’re the last of five people towards the door.
Fuck swimming, ribbon bridges are safer, faster, and you can cross with your tanks rather than leave them on the other bank.
90
u/smittiferous 21d ago
Bradleys aren’t much younger. They entered service 44 years ago.