Military Railways: Chart of Units

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Having been to the TVRM just a month or so ago I recall that TVRM #610 is an 
ex-military locomotive from the literature they have there. It looks and 
runs fine, I might add.

Bob Welsh

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> Might be the RRR loco; 610 sounds mighty familiar.

>

> pete groom

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> On Aug 20, 2005, at 8:43 PM, nw-mailing-list at nwhs.org wrote:

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> Don't they have one at the Great Smoky Mountain in Western NC?  Isn't 

> there one at the TVRM in Chattanooga (610)?

>

> Ed King

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>> Before this topic goes away, I'm surprised that no one has  mentioned 

>> the ex-Army 2-8-0 that became famous on the Reader RR in  Arkansas in 

>> the '60s.  I don't know it it was a class 160, but it  wasn't a WWI 

>> style "Pershing".  It boomed around after the RRR  closed; could it be 

>> at the Texas State RR now?  I vaguely remember  that there were a some 

>> other Army 2-8-0s around on short lines at  one time.  There are still  a 

>> number in the UK and in Europe today,  I believe.

>>

>> pete groom

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>> . . .

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