This panned shot is actually of US steam in England. S160 no. 5197 heading a Thursday northbound train at Burrs. The loco was built by Lima in 1945 for the United States Army Transportation Corps ... (more)

Looking down from the C Street overpass as an ARR switch engine shoves a cut of cars north up the South Main and into the yard. The military are on a "flat deck" container platform and are shippe... (more)

The DRIR is an urban switching company. Here, it passes a Sherman tank at a National Guard armory.

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)

New humvees on the MSDGBAR or "Daygo"

Whippany Railway Museum fall scene finds the 4039 decorated for Halloween.

To commemorate the sixty-six Union Pacific employee/reservists who were called to active duty for "Operation Desert Storm," Union Pacific painted SD40-2 3593 (ex-8084) into this distinctive camouf... (more)

DOT 1975 sits at the platform - you can see more of the diesel fleet in the background...

Three US Army critters and a South Shore caboose on display at the Hesston Steam Museum.

This locomotive is used by the U. S. Army Transportation School for training students. When not being used for training it is run by Northrop Grumman - Utility Rail Branch to move cars around the ... (more)

ATSF 999110 and SP 4049 sit in a siding at Fullerton Jct. as a westbound stack train passes by.

This Diesel-Electric locomotive was produced for the U.S. Army Transportation Corps, and then served on the Alaska Railroad as #1834 for most of its working life, later renumbered to #1804. It wor... (more)

Presidential Rail Car, U.S. Number 1. View of the office used by the Presidents. This car weighing 285,000 has seen Roosevelt, Truman, Eisenhower and Reagan use it. It is now a National historic l... (more)

The daily train from Nestoria battled some very heavy snow on its way to Houghton. There was damage to the rear steps of engine 700 caused by the snow.