Editing Bridge crew

During hunts for gemhearts, bridgemen will carry the bridge and place it to the next plateau. While the army is crossing the bridge, they have time to rest, but they will need to run and get ahead of the army once everyone passed. During such runs, positions in the front is preferred because of fresh air and better sight. Bridgemen will take turns for positions in a fair manner. However, if the next plateau is occupied by Parshendi forces, bridge crews will face heavy fire and almost always suffer heavy casualties because they act as easy targets to attract fire away from the main forces. Positions at the rear, which are better shielded against arrows, are preferred in this case, although the survival rate is very poor for every position.{{book ref|sa1|17}} People who refuse to follow the rules will be forced to run in the front; the position at the center is referred to as the "deathpoint" due to its high mortality rate. New recruits are often stationed at the deathpoint since they are considered expendable.{{book ref|sa1|17}}{{book ref|sa1|6}} Bridgeleaders have some power over the position arrangements and typically take the best positions for themselves.{{book ref|sa1|9}}{{book ref|twok|17}}

; Bridge One

: Gets assigned two more men when [[Lopen]] joins [[Bridge Four]]{{book ref|sa1|32}}

; Bridge Two

: Lost eleven members in one run{{book ref|sa1|21}} ?{{book ref|sa1|38}}

: They become guards for [[House Kholin]]{{book ref|sa2|56}}

; Bridge Three

: Their leader [[Bussik]] asks [[Gaz]] to let them skip stone-gathering and then scowls at [[Kaladin]]{{book ref|sa3|21}}.

: Gets assigned four more men when [[Lopen]] joins [[Bridge Four]]{{book ref|sa1|32}}

; Bridge Four

: {{for|Bridge Four}}

; Bridge Six

: Gets assigned five more men when [[Lopen]] joins [[Bridge Four]]{{book ref|sa1|32}}

: [[Matal]] offers Four to cross on Six while Four want to defect{{book ref|sa1|67}}

; Bridge Seven

: Watched Bridge Four and nineteen other crews leave one day after escaping just barely{{book ref|sa1|17}}

: Gets assigned four more men when [[Lopen]] joins [[Bridge Four]]{{book ref|sa1|32}}

: They arrive unscathed one run thanks to Kaladin{{book ref|sa1|62}}

; Bridge Eight

: Kaladin visits them during a run{{book ref|sa1|53}}

; Bridge Eleven

: Guard [[Elhokar]] when he asks Kaladin to join his return to [[Kholinar]]{{book ref|sa3|37}}

; Bridge Thirteen

: [[Dalinar]]'s guards during wedding{{book ref|sa3|4}} and [[Rial]] is introduced{{book ref|sa3|16}}

: They hesitate letting [[Shallan]] be alone with [[Elhokar]] but are dismissed{{book ref|sa3|51}}

: They all become [[Teft]]'s squires{{book ref|sa3|122}}

; Bridge Fourteen

: Gets assigned six more men when [[Lopen]] joins [[Bridge Four]]{{book ref|sa1|32}}

; Bridge Seventeen

: [[Pitt]] apologises to Kaladin for his treatment of Bridge Four during the runs{{book ref|sa2|31}}

: They improve with training{{book ref|sa2|46}}

: They become guards{{book ref|sa2|56}}

: Four took their bridge at one point{{book ref|sa2|87}}

; Bridge Eighteen

: They arrive unscathed one run thanks to Kaladin{{book ref|sa1|62}}

: [[Vet (bridgeman)|Vet]] isn't a good commander though many of the bridgemen only stayed after being freed because they didn't want to make choices.{{book ref|sa2|46}}

; Bridge Nineteen

: They recover and become a unit{{book ref|sa2|46}}

; Bridge Twenty

: Is targeted by the [[Parshendi]] brutally{{book ref|sa1|53}}

: Sergeant [[Creer]] brings a message to [[Navani]] about [[Fen]], his twin brother doesn't wear glasses{{book ref|sa3|109}}

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