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Passenger Trains > BNSF OCS in La JuntaDate: 08/25/16 19:50 BNSF OCS in La Junta Author: 1976 Can anyone say where the OCS is headed next and why it's been in the area? It has been making day trips and returning at night. Not sure where it's been going.
Date: 08/25/16 22:42 Re: BNSF OCS in La Junta Author: railscenes What is OCS? A little more info might help. What direction out of La Junta, CO? Then again if i don't know what OCS is, I would not know the answer to your question. I'm just curious.
Posted from iPhone Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 08/25/16 22:47 by railscenes. Date: 08/25/16 22:51 Re: BNSF OCS in La Junta Author: railcity Its Business Train.
Date: 08/26/16 03:53 Re: BNSF OCS in La Junta Author: The_Chief_Way OCS is a term used for "office car special" in the East
I don't think BNSF uses it Date: 08/26/16 04:41 Re: BNSF OCS in La Junta Author: GP25 Maybe that is an Operation LifeSaver special?
Jerry Martin Los Angeles, CA Central Coast Railroad Festival Date: 08/26/16 10:22 Re: BNSF OCS in La Junta Author: czephyr17 The_Chief_Way Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > OCS is a term used for "office car special" in the > East > I don't think BNSF uses it Thank you! I had seen those initials used occasionally and never realized they were talking about business trains - I simply skipped over them as a topic I probably wasn't interested in! Date: 08/26/16 13:46 Re: BNSF OCS in La Junta Author: drgwmp344 Don't know why it's been in La Junta, but the cars are headed home to Topeka today.
Posted from Android Date: 08/26/16 15:15 Re: BNSF OCS in La Junta Author: DFWJIM Under the current tax laws can RRs write off the cost of operating business trains when they are using them to entertain customers and/or potentional customers?
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