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Navy's pontoon ferry handles Rhine traffic. A ferry boat made of pontoons and powered by a LCT (landing-craft-tank) and run by a U.S. Navy crew handles traffic across the Rhine River. Here two trucks and a trailer land on the east bank of the river. Such ferries handle a small part of the traffic, most going over bridges put up by the engineers.

Ferrying U.S. Supplies on New Guinea U.S. Soldiers, using an improvised cable-operated ferry-boat, move supplies across a jungle river near Saidor on New Guinea in the South West Pacific. The boat, which can be quickly assembled, is constructed on three small assault rowboats. American and Australian jungle fighters joined forces at Saidor after a campaign which gave the Allies complete control of ...

U.S. jeep crosses river on improvised ferry. A U.S. Army jeep can be seen crossing the Maas River, Holland, on a ferry made by lashing two river barges together and propelling them with a tugboat. The ferry has just left the town Wessem on the west bank of the Maas five miles southwest of Roermond.

U.S. jeep crosses river on improvised ferry. A U.S. Army jeep can be seen crossing the Maas River, Holland, on a ferry made by lashing two river barges together and propelling them with a tugboat. The ferry has just left the town Wessem on the west bank of the Maas five miles southwest of Roermond. In the background are building in the townof Maasbracht on the east bank.

U.S. pontoon ferry practices for landings in France. U.S. pontoonferries, like this one making a test cruise protected by a barrage balloon hovering overhead, played an important part during the Allied landings along the Normandy coast in northern France on June 6, 1944. Self-propelled by two outboard motors, the ferries took on men, heavy vehicles and supplies from bigger ships anchored off the French ...

Pontoon ferry arrives off U.S. beachhead. A pontoonferry arrives off a U.S. beachhead with military vehicles for the advancing Allied troops in Normandy.