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Amphibious float bridge
EFA (mobile bridge) is a amphibious float bridge originating in France. It was built by Chaudronnerie et Forges d'Alsace (CEFA). Reported operators include United Arab Emirates, France, Ukraine.
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Amphibious float bridge
France
1993–present
Chaudronnerie et Forges d'Alsace (CEFA)
34.55 meters
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United Arab Emirates : Contract for 10 units of more than 60 million euros signed in 2006 for EFA X1 motorized with Friedrichshafen MTU of 760 hp. Delivery from September 2008
France : 39 units built for the French army since 1989, in active service since 1993. As of December 31, 2013, 30 units were in service with an average age of 25 years. They are assigned to the following units: 3rd engineer regiment, 6th engineer regiment, 19th engineer regiment, School of Engineering, Champagne Training Park.
Ukraine
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Sourced dimensions beside a 1.75 m human reference.
EFA (mobile bridge) equipment records. Variants, orders and quantities are shown as reported in each inventory source; coverage is incomplete.
Army holdings of the exact named EFA component; active, operational-reserve and training equipment excluding equipment in store. November 2025 IISS assessment, not a combat-readiness count. No heading aggregate, other model or carried weapon quantity inherited. Named-service scope only, not a national total.