After a long wait to enter BNSF trackage at Keenbrook, the northbound UP military train is on the move again with UP's Cancer Awareness unit on the rear.

UP 7400 brings up the rear of a northbound military train, seen from the Mill Street overpass as the train passes Slover siding.

One of Canadian Pacific's recent military tribute units brings up the rear DPU on CSX Q166 as it crosses Cattaraugus Creek in Irving, New York. CP 7023, an SD70ACU rebuild, wears a two tone gray s... (more)

Built during the war (1944), this GE 80-tonner is still serving the U.S. Navy almost four decades later at the Norfolk Naval Station.

DODX flats loaded with Stryker combat vehicles crosses the fill between Tunnel Nos. 14 and 15 as a westbound Union Pacific military train climbs through the Tunnel District just east of Crescent, ... (more)

BNSF train U-BARSDG1-08, a military train heading from Barstow CA to San Diego CA, passes through CP Maple in Orange, California, on September 9, 2017. This train has 50 loaded DODX flats (4913 t... (more)

The Presidential Car "United States." Here's a nicely lit view of David Kloke's replica of President Abraham Lincoln's private railway car "United States". This car was built for the US Mi... (more)

United States Army MRS-1 B-2082 awaits scrapping at Hill Air Force Base, Utah. I photographed this and other military engines being scrapped in 1998.

US Army 45 tonnet 8537 sits on display outside Barn 4 at IRM, which displays a very nicely restored CA&E sign.

George Bush Presidential Library and Museum seals decorate both side of the nose on Union Pacific EMD SD70ACe No. 4141, specially-painted and dedicated to the George Bush 41 Presidential Library a... (more)

A GE 44t, a Santa Fe FP45 and a Santa Fe prototype container are part of Western American Railroad Museum at Barstow station.

USAX 7404 waits for a new owner as it rests in the yard in Jones Island in Milwaukee, WI in September of 2005. This GE 45 tonner was built in August of 1942 and stationed at the Watertown Arsenal ... (more)

Having spent most of it's later life at the Letterkenny Army Depot, these GE 80 Tonner's were the base's primary switching engines and then later used by the Pennsylvania Southern Railroad. Today,... (more)

Working the Pine Creek Railroad - This little critter built in 1942 for the US Army now works a small, narrow-gauge, tourist outfit at the New Jersey Museum of Transportation in Allaire S... (more)

Two U.S. Army Alco MRS1 road switchers lead a train off of the Aberdeen & Rockfish and onto the tracks of the Cape Fear Railway, based in Fort Bragg. Today’s consist is entirely made up of aviat... (more)