Amtrak employees getting an ACS-64 to couple with the Pennsylvanian at Philadelphia William H. Gray III 30th Street Station.

ACS-64 #600, the "David L. Gunn," leads Amtrak's Crescent north through Marcus Hook, PA. The train, originating in New Orleans, is bound for New York City.

The David Gunn unit is on the front of today's Amtrak Regional 177, as it speeds south on its way to New York and Washington.

Amtrak 19, the Crescent, hustles through Aberdeen behind the E60MA "class unit". The nose Amtrak decal appeared to need replacing. Today, Amtrak's ACS-64s occupy the same numbe... (more)

The 600 squares off with the 691, a renumbered HH8.

The Amtrak "Crescent" flies over the former-PRR bridge on the Northeast Corridor as a couple of local fishermen await a bite from the Chesapeake Bay.

Amtrak ACS-64 #600 "David L Gunn" at Port Chester, New York.

Gunn in the Snow: ACS-64 #600, the "David L. Gunn," leads Amtrak's Carolinian through the snow as it approaches Metropark Station on Friday, December 7, 2022.

Presidents. Amtrak Train 173 sped through Wilmington, Delaware on the former Pennsylvania Railroad viaduct on July 21, 2016 with Siemens ACS-64 AMTK 600 leading. This engine was dedicated t... (more)

AMTK No. 600, the unit everyone is "Gunning" for, leads a long distance train west through Bensalem, PA, bound for Philadelphia and points south.

Amtrak ACS-64 class unit 600, named for former Amtrak president David L Gunn, leads Keystone Service train 660 through the fog at Kinzers, Pennsylvania.

Top Gunn: ACS-64 class leader #600, "David L. Gunn," passes through Rahway during rush hour on the July 3, 2019 getaway day.

Northeast Regional train 160 passing through the Fairfield Metro station.

Gunning It: ACS-64 #600, "David L. Gunn," approaches Princeton Junction Station with Northeast Regional Train 193 on a Tuesday evening.

Trenton Makes, the World Takes. Amtrak Northeast Regional train number 125 departs Trenton for Philadelphia, with the Lower Trenton Bridge (bearing the famous line across it) is visible in the bac... (more)