Gurkha Soldiers Build Bridge In Burmese Jungle

In a dense jungle in the Somme province, native troops face the challenge of transporting a 3.5-ton carrier across a river. They ingeniously use jungle timber to construct a bridge. Gurka soldiers demonstrate precise timing and engineering skills, solving problems under the threat of snipers. The bridge is built in stages, with bamboo and skillful hands weaving it together. After two hours, the bridge is completed and successfully supports the heavy load, showcasing the use of natural resources to overcome obstacles.

What materials are used to construct the bridge, and how long does it take?

What is the significance of the jungle in the context of the tasks performed by the soldiers?