156: A Bridge Too Far

The Way I Heard It with Mike Rowe

History, Society & Culture

4.9 • 40.8K Ratings

🗓️ 14 April 2020

⏱️ 15 minutes

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They built a lot of bridges. Perhaps, one too many...

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0:38.3	Tom Graff and Jerry Landis had built dozens of bridges
0:42.5	and all sorts of challenging places,
0:44.7	developing a portfolio of work that no one in their industry could hope to rival.
0:49.8	While their individual talents were formidable,
0:52.8	the real secret to their success was in the strength of their partnership.
0:57.3	A 15-year collaboration built on genuine affection and mutual respect.
1:03.5	Now they were about to begin construction on their most ambitious bridge yet.
1:09.4	But there was trouble on the horizon.
1:12.6	Can you believe what's happening in Vietnam, said Tom?
1:15.8	How the hell are we ever getting out of there?
1:19.9	Tom was pacing back and forth in Jerry's apartment,
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