http://www.ngb.army.mil/news/story.asp?id=401The URL above will take you to the National Guard Bureau web siteCheck out those USARMY engines.
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http://www.ngb.army.mil/news/story.asp?id=401The URL above will take you to the National Guard Bureau web siteCheck out those USARMY engines.
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Very intresting, thanks for the link.
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Kyle Norek, Milepost 76 on the NS Buffalo Line
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The Brookville Mining & Equipment Corp. (BMEC) is rebuilding three ex-???? GP10s for thre US Army, one was out shopped, and road tested on the Buffalo & Pittsburgh, and I beleive spent a day as the switcher on the Allegheny & Eastern railroad at their Johnsonburg, PA yard/interchange.here's a pic that someone posted to the BPRR Yahoo Group, um, its taken at Falls Creek, PA.
Buffalo & Pittsburgh local frieght. from DuBois, PA, to Hutchins, PA.
Genesee & Wyoming all the way!
John's Loco Works
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There is a former US Army steam loco working for the Texas State RR
-->Zach Lybrand<--
11 year old train-simmer
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LONG LIVE THE TARANTULA!
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TSR 300 came from under General(later Field Marshall) Pershing from WWI
Bradley Linda
Waco, Texas
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>Texas State RR Yes, and their RS2 or what eve rit is is headed up this way (Pennsylvania) for work to be performed on it at Brookville (BMEC)
Buffalo & Pittsburgh local frieght. from DuBois, PA, to Hutchins, PA.
Genesee & Wyoming all the way!
John's Loco Works
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