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'''Bridge Four''' was a [[bridge crew]] in [[Sadeas warcamp]] on [[Roshar]].{{book ref|b|twok|c|6}}

Notorious for its bad luck, Bridge Four seldom kept a bridgeleader for more than a few days{{book ref|b|twok|c|6}} and almost always took the highest casualties on bridge runs.{{book ref|b|twok|c|9}}

A transfer to Bridge Four was often used as a punishment for [[bridgemen]],{{book ref|b|twok|c|11}} and the existence of a group worse off than themselves was a mental control used by Sadeas' men on the rest of the bridge crews.

Kaladin spent several weeks in the bridge crew before deciding to give leading and protecting one more try.{{book ref|b|twok|c|11}} Once the decision had been made he quickly turned Bridge Four around, and through his efforts it became the best of the bridge crews, taking the fewest casualties,{{book ref|b|twok|c|30}} treating its wounded{{book ref|b|twok|c|17}} and training for escape.{{book ref|b|twok|c|27}}

During the [[Battle of the Tower]] Bridge Four rescued Highprince [[Dalinar]]{{book ref|b|twok|c|67}}{{book ref|b|twok|c|68}} resulting in Dalinar buying the freedom of all the bridge crews,{{book ref|b|twok|c|69}} placing Kaladin in command of all bridgemen that choose to become soldiers, and requesting Bridge Four as personal bodyguards.{{book ref|b|twok|c|73}}

{{quote|Kaladin had not been assigned to Bridge Four by chance. Out of all the bridge crews, Bridge Four had the highest casualty rate. That was particularly notable, considering that average bridge crews often lost one-third to one-half of their number on a single run.| {{book ref|b|sa1|c|9}}}}

{{quote|As they hefted their bridge, a spontaneous round of cheering rose up from the other crews. "That's new," ... "Guess they finally realized what we are," Kaladin said. "And what's that?" ... "We're their champions. Bridge forward!"| Kaladin to Teft on the marching off for the Battle of the Tower{{book ref|b|sa1|c|64}}}}