Somewhere in northern Burma, a team of Indian Engineers work to rebuild a railway bridge.

Wide shot, with brick uprights by a river with wooden stacks being built up in between. On one side of the gully being bridged, an Indian Engineer wields a sledgehammer. Two wooden uprights with Indian Engineers at work. Engineers push a wooden frame vertical. It is laid flat. Engineers carrying a long and thick wooden beam. Another wooden beam is carried away. Hammering large metal staples into a wooden frame with close-ups. Stacked wooden piles as bridge uprights with close-up of the metal fixtures. At work with a chisel. Indian Engineers using a double-handed petrol-driven chain saw. Looking down on a wooden frame being hauled into position. Wooden upright is erected. Men haul on a rope. Two well composed wide shots showing progress on the site. A large team of engineers heft a wooden frame onto their shoulders. Setting the frame down.

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No dopesheet for this film, so details are unclear. However, 36th Division insignia are seen which suggests northern Burma.

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