The Bridge

Lore & Background

The source article is a disambiguation page for 'The Bridge'. It lists numerous entries across categories including art, books, film, television, music, radio, video games, places, and other uses. Notably, the only video game listed is 'The Bridge (video game), a 2013 video game'. There is no mention of any Medal of Honor franchise or campaign mission.

In Their Own Story

The river was black with silt and the dawn light hadn't yet found the far bank. Sergeant Calloway crouched behind a shattered concrete abutment, his rifle barrel still warm from the last three seconds of life. The bridge stretched ahead of him—forty, maybe fifty meters of steel grating and broken handrails, swaying faintly in the wind that came off the water. On the other side, muzzle flashes stuttered in the grey half-light. He could hear boots on the far deck, the clink of a bayonet being fixed, a voice calling out in a language he didn't need to understand. He counted his rounds. He counted his men. Three were still breathing. He pushed off the abutment and ran for the span, the river below roaring up to meet him, and the world narrowed to the width of a bridge and the length of a rifle barrel.

Reader's Guide

To find the correct entry for 'The Bridge', consult the disambiguation page. For video game references, the only entry is 'The Bridge (video game), a 2013 video game'. No other video game or Medal of Honor mission is listed.

Did You Know?

• The Bridge (sculpture) is a 1997 sculpture in Atlanta, Georgia, US.
• Die Brücke (The Bridge) was a group of German expressionist artists.
• The Bridge (2006 documentary film) is about individuals who died by suicide at the Golden Gate Bridge in 2004.
• The Bridge (2011 TV series) is a Danish–Swedish police drama of four series (2011–2018).