How chicken survive in winter 😱। #shorts #viralvideo #fact

Richard Moore

Martins Ferry, OH · 18 days ago

that's combat engineer stuff right there like a pontoon bridge to cross a river if they even use those anymore back in the 70's combat engineers used pontoon bridges I'm sure technology has changed since then

P. A.

Alexandria, LA · 4 days ago

I need that on wet fishing banks👍

Joseph Russo

The Bronx, NY · 4 days ago

we can use this thing in New York City our roads are the worst😆

nonconformistwilderbeastman

Memphis, TN · 13 days ago

I'd like to see how it gets picked back up 🤔

Sue

Newmarket, NH · 4 days ago

oh I thought that was a real road 🙄😝

Mark Citro

Baltimore, MD · 17 days ago

In 1985 and 1987 I went to Turkey with my National Guard Unit and it was the rainy season. Many areas were 3 to 5 inches of mud. That would have made things a whole lot better. Then before we could load our vehicles onto the boat to bring them back here we had to scour them completely and they were inspected by a customs officer with a white glove (literally) and if he found any dirt we had to do the whole process again. Reason? They had an enzyme in their soil that stunts the growth of plants and vegetables and such and if it came back here in the US it would spread like wild fire into our soil. The largest watermelon we saw was smaller than a basketball. So this piece of equipment would have been invaluable to us.

Bradford Kinnersley

Rome, NY · 19 days ago

what terrain would this be used in that you couldn't just drive over especially in a military vehicle?

Yvonne Smith

Memphis, TN · 7 days ago

AI laying down a floor. Don't hire AI it didn't prepare the ground nor cut the grass and it won't finish the job.🤔

Long Shot

12 days ago

And that folks, is how the military can spend $2 trillion in a year.

Smarty Riddlebop

Los Angeles, CA · 17 days ago

Extremely muddy roads, like in tropical areas.

CFP LLC

Pottsville, PA · 18 days ago

Great. Leave it there so the locals can use it.

Demetrius Robertson

Winston-Salem, NC · 16 days ago

I drove them as a 88M. it's called a PLS

Marcos Aves

Eugene, OR · 4 days ago

am I supposed to be impressed? not

luna

Colton, CA · 19 days ago

We need that for California since they never fix the roads here even though tax you for them

Victory or Death

Dacono, CO · 19 days ago

Germany I guess.

Chris Schmitt

Brainerd, MN · 19 days ago

Needs a large roller drum, it will run smoother.