Donald Bailey patented a design that allowed for the quick construction of these places.
Several of these places were destroyed during the final stage of Case White, a combined Axis assault against the Partisans. Donald Bailey patented a design that allowed for the quick construction of these places. An Ottoman-built one of these places in Mostar was shelled during the Bosnian War, but was later rebuilt with the help of UNESCO. Milan Lukic's forces executed several civilians at one of these locations in Visegrad, which is blown up by retreating (*) Austrians in a novel published in 1945. American soldiers captured one of them named after Erich Ludendorff after some of the Germans' dynamite failed to detonate during the Battle of Remagen. An attempt to bypass the Siegfried Line in Operation Market Garden necessitated the capture of several of them. Temporary examples of these places were termed "pontoon." For 10 points, identify these pieces of infrastructure useful for crossing supplies over water.
Several of these places were destroyed during the final stage of Case White, a combined Axis assault against the Partisans.
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