Army Engineers Build Inter-American Highway

The video discusses the construction of the Inter-American Highway by U.S. Army engineers, spanning 1,500 miles from the Mexican border to Panama City. Originally planned 20 years ago, the project is expedited due to ongoing U-boat activities. Modern machinery and local labor are employed to build the road through Central America's jungles and mountains, with significant cooperation from local authorities. The highway, which traverses challenging terrains like Guatemala's mountain ranges, is expected to be completed by June. It is envisioned as a military route now and a peaceful, scenic road in the future.

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