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Bridge was built by the 85th Engineer Heavy Ponton Battalion on March 26, 1945, 200-feet downstream from the demolished Ernst Ludwig highway bridge. It was named the Alexander Patch Bridge after the Seventh Army commander, General Alexander Patch. A stone tower of the former bridge is visible on the opposite bank.^[1]

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1. ↑ Beck, Alfred M., et al The Corps of Engineers: The War Against Germany, Center of Military History (U S Army), 1985 [1] archive copy at the Wayback Machine