724th Railway Operating Battalion 1982 Roster Reunion by Nancy
Hospital on wheels - Railroad Magazine 1945
Hospital Train Sept Railroa... by on Scribd
Great hospital train page here http://railwaysurgery.org/Army.htm
Army Transportation Corps - The Big Picture
National Archives and Records Administration
ARC Identifier 2569474 / Local Identifier 111-TV-204
Big Picture: Army Transportation Corps
Department of Defense. Department of the Army. Office of the Deputy
Chief of Staff for Operations. U.S. Army Audiovisual Center. (ca. 1974 -
05/15/1984). We follow the supplies from the factory to the depot in
the U.S., to the port to the front line unit in Korea. We show the Port
of Embarkation, small boats, the ducks, the rail lines, the trucks. And
we show a new development of the TC... the helicopter transportation
company in training.
Camp Clairborne Derailment : Subversive Warfare on the Claiborne Polk Military Railroad
This film records and explains a series of train crash tests for "subversive warfare" on the US Army Claiborne Polk Military Railroad between 03/08/1944 & 03/10/1944. Discusses amount of explosive used, technique of making "gaps" in railroad track to overturn train.
Uses filmographic techniques such as slow motion, reverse motion, and freeze frame to show effects of "gaps" and explosives on train and results of experiments. Illustrated arrows point to areas of train considered especially relevant to experiment. During each train crash experiment the narrator explains each type of explosive and reason for variations.
This film made available courtesy the Department of Defense, National Technical Information Service, and the National Archives and Records Administration http://www.archives.gov/
716th Railway Operating Battalion High-Ball newsletter Sept 26 1945 Vol1 No5
716 Highball by Nancy on Scribd
USA Locomotive Postcard
WARREN & SALINE RIVER Railroad 2-8-0 WSR #1702 ex- US Army FEVR
POST CARD CAPTION: WARREN & SALINE RIVER RAILROAD COMPANY NUMBER 1702.
Warren & Saline River Railroad Company's Number 1702 (2-8-0) was built by Baldwin Locomotive Works for the United States Army in 1942 and sold to the Warren & Saline River Railroad in 1946. Number 1702 later saw service on the Reader Railroad and is currently working on the Fremont & Elkhorn Valley Railroad.
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