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  1. John S-B

    Bridge weight markers

    I don't think the vast majority of soldiers have a clue how they work, I know we were never trained on their use, even in convoy ops.
  2. John S-B

    Bridge weight markers

    Well I should've known, that seems like a real dumass way to figure weight classifications. Seems like a better and simpler way to do it would be to just post a weight limit on the bridge. Every time you put a different load on the truck it weighs different. You'd have to change your plate...
  3. John S-B

    Bridge weight markers

    I'm not able to find any info on what the numbers on the data plates mounted on the front of MV's mean. I assume it tells the engineers what certain vehicles weigh so they aren't allowed to cross temporary bridges that can't hold them, but they could just stencil weights on vehicles if that's...
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