Not bad.
A Tigris River bridge was bombed three days ago by a suicide terrorist.
It took the Iraqis and Americans less than 3 days to repair it to where it is operational again.
The Qayyarah Bridge on the Tigris River lost more than 100 feet of its span due to a truck bombing on Nov. 23. Iraqi and coalition force engineers repaired the span in less than three days. (U.S. Army Photo/Spc. Alfredo Jimenez)
Iraqis & Americans Rebuild Bombed Bridge in 3 Days
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