On March 7, 1945, U.S. troops capture the strategic German bridge of Remagen (also known as the Ludendorff Bridge), establishing a crucial crossing point during World War II. The bridge remained in use for 10 days before collapsing due to heavy use, but after allowing for the rapid transport of over five divisions across the Rhine barrier.
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