A US Army 80 ton switcher takes a flat bed through Fort Eustis to test the rails. This shot was over 8 years in the making. Ever since I had been doing reserve duty at Eustis I had wanted this... (more)

Located on Fort Lee is this beauty. While she might look big, a Krupp V5 German railgun nearly twice the size sits in a museum on base. The placard at the base of the guns says: Built at Waterv... (more)

US Army center cab # 8416 on display at the Lake Wales History Museum. The Whitcomb Locomotive Company built this 65 Ton 65DE19a Diesel-Electric Locomotive c/n 60422 in 1944 for the U.S. Army Tra... (more)

Part of the collection of the US Army Transportation Museum at Fort Eustis, VA, this WWII era ambulance ward car sits outside the gate to the US Army Aberdeen Proving Grounds, awaiting pickup by a... (more)

“Warhorses”
Two U.S. Army GE 80-ton center cabs, USAX 1674 and USAX 1685, reside next to the Pennsylvania & Southern Railway locomotive shop in the Cumberland Valley Business Park. B... (more)

USAX B-2071 in line to be scrapped.

USAX 2029 awaiting scrapping. That occurred in August, 1998 along with other old military locomotives.

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.

A spotless Fairbanks Morse switcher assigned to Fort Carson works the DRGW interchange in Colorado Springs.

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

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)

The crew of USATC S160 2-8-0 look carefully rearward at Toddington on the Gloucestershire Warwickshire Railway Steam Gala on 26th May 2018

The Army GenSet at Ft. Campbell backs a long load of empties onto a siding.

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)