2M views · 6.5K reactions | Benda apa yg terapung ni kome.. seram teman nengoknya..  | River Cruise Teluk Intan | Facebook

After a lengthy sailing up the Maas River, this 460 ton, 147 meter foot/bicycle bridge was hoisted into place in Cuijk last weekend. It forms part of the 'MaasWaalPad' express cycle route; a collaboration between three provinces and three municipalities. https://www.brabant.nl/actueel/nieuws/verkeer-en-vervoer/2020/hoofdoverspanning-fietsbrug-cuijk-mook-geplaatst | Dutch Cycling Embassy

70K views · 1K reactions | Traveling by coach through the Maas Tunnel in Rotterdam. This tunnel connects Rotterdam North and Rotterdam South and runs under the Nieuwe Maas river. It's the oldest immersed tunnel in the Netherlands, built between 1937 and 1942. And as you can see, there's not much space. The maximum permitted width of vehicles is 2.6 meters. https://www.youtube.com/@BusTravelinMan | Bus Travelin'Man | Facebook

One hundred and one years ago, the Meuse-Argonne Offensive raged. By the end of the offensive, over 1.2 Million U.S. military personnel were involved in the campaign. It would ultimately become the final offensive of the First World War, and the bloodiest campaign in U.S. history. | AFN Europe

On September 26, 1918, America and its allies launched the Meuse-Argonne Offensive, the final Allied offensive of the First World War. Over 1.2 million Americans took part. For 47 days, the U.S. First Army fought across a 24-mile front. They faced poor weather, unforgiving terrain, and a determined German adversary as they battled forward. This was their moment to help bring the war to an end. Victory came at a great price – Americans casualties numbered over 100,000, making it the costliest mil