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Nostalgia & History > Family Lines in OklahomaDate: 02/25/21 22:34 Family Lines in Oklahoma Author: jgilmore Cruddy looking Family Lines GEs lead a southbound train on MKT trackage in Oklahoma in the late 80s. JG
Date: 02/26/21 11:03 Re: Family Lines in Oklahoma Author: Milwaukee rantoul Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > Neat photo, note the different height of the 2 > engines. Empty piggyback platform make me thing > this was a military destined / departed train. I think you have the right idea suggesting this was a military movement. That's the only way I can imagine those units ending up on a MKT train in OK. Date: 02/26/21 12:11 Re: Family Lines in Oklahoma Author: PHall rantoul Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > Neat photo, note the different height of the 2 > engines. Empty piggyback platform make me thing > this was a military destined / departed train. Lead engine is a four axle and the other engine is a six axle which may explain the height difference. Date: 02/26/21 15:59 Re: Family Lines in Oklahoma Author: jgilmore Milwaukee Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > I think you have the right idea suggesting this > was a military movement. That's the only way I > can imagine those units ending up on a MKT train > in OK. You're absolutely right. While I didn't take any other shots since it was heading the opposite direction we were going, I do distinctly remember seeing some military equipment further back as the train passed by... JG |