Pontoon

The construction crew assembled a pontoon structure to support the pipeline.

The engineers used a pontoon to support the cables during the bridge construction.

The temporary pontoon dock was installed to accommodate the arriving ships.

The platform was built on a pontoon base and then towed into position.

The pontoon framework was designed to support the weight of the heavy equipment.

The floating pontoon was the perfect solution for the waterfront festival stage.

The pontoon system was deployed to help secure the oil spill containment boom.

The pontoon bridge was a temporary solution, and the army needed to build a permanent bridge in the future.

The pontoon bridge allowed the army to quickly cross the river and surprise the enemy.

The pontoon bridge allowed the army to quickly advance across the river.

The pontoon was made of steel and could hold heavy loads.

The pontoon was equipped with a drainage system to remove any excess liquids that accumulated during transport.

The pontoon was designed to withstand the corrosive effects of saltwater and other harsh conditions.

The pontoon carried a variety of cargo, including food and supplies for the troops.

The soldiers marched across the pontoon bridge in single file.