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When the guns fell silent in 1945, a different army stepped forward — the combat engineers, sappers, and builders who had laid pontoons under fire and carved roads through mountains. They traded helmets for hard hats, maps for measuring tapes, and turned battle skill into blueprint skill. Bridges once blown to halt armies became bridges of forgiveness; mines once planted were dug out, one heartbeat at a time. From London to Cologne, Arnhem to Remagen, men who knew how to break the bones of a continent set those bones again — clearing bombs, raising spans, rekindling power and water, and rebuilding trust alongside steel. This is the story of the soldiers of precision who became architects of peace — from trench to foundation.