Nice to see a USAF 80 Ton preserved at the Orange Empire Railroad Museum.

This is a USAF/SAC (Strategic Air Command) B-52 Mobile Simulator Train. The train consisted of an Administration Car, two B-52 Simulator Cars, and a Crew Car. Due to a shortage of simulators and t... (more)

This GE 45-tonner worked at nearby March Air Force Base prior to moving to Perris to become a part of the Orange Empire Railroad Museum. It is seen here with a display train in front of Barn 4.

An Alco S1 switcher sits on the front of a train on the BN at Clyde Yard.

Has been sitting at this location for at least the last 3 years.

USAF 1620 at Shaw AFB, Sumter, SC.

GE 44-tonner, USAF 1236, stored at the site of the Ogden Defense Depot. At the time the unit was owned by the Utah State Railroad Museum. In poor shape, it was scrapped less than a year later. ... (more)

This Air Force 80-tonner spent many years switching the grain elevators at the feed manufacturing facility of JD Heiskell (an animal feed supplier) in Guasti. It began life with the US Army on De... (more)

All three locos congegrate at the shed on Shaw Air Force Base. Taken with permission. I was told this was an 80 tonner.

Prototype missile launch car at the museum was developed in 1986 and carried one Peacekeeper ICBM that could be launched from the car itself. Car is 87 ft. long and weighs 520,000 lbs. A seldom... (more)

Basking in the early morning sunlight outside the maintenance shed.

Basking in the early morning sunlight.

Shaw AFB in Sumter, SC home of the 20th fighter wing is one of the last Air Force bases to have it's own operational railroad. This unit here is in storage for backup use. The main power for Sha... (more)

One of the soon to be scraped USAF SW-8 at Cape Cananaveral NAS. Shot on special tour with the Florida East Coast Railway Society