232 201 from DB Cargo waits in Rottweil with a military train bound for Immendingen

NS 16G rolls through Cleveland, Ohio with the Central of New Jersey heritage unit on the point with military vehicles in tow.

NS 1071 leads 16G through Berea, Ohio with military vehicles in tow.

Remember the caboose? There are 2 of them trailing a military train as it heads east thru St. Francis Junction in March of 1987.

Built in 1942, this Krupp 283mm rail gun "Leopold" was captured by Allied forces in 1944. For many years it sat at the U.S. Army Aberdeen Proving Grounds before it was moved to Fort Le... (more)

Westbound on a BNSF freight in the Columbia River Gorge is a pair of Department of Defense flatcars loaded with six new Stryker armored combat vehicles on September 24, 2016. This overhead view is... (more)

Built by the Marion Steam Shovel Company of Marion, Ohio in 1920 this unique item is possibly the oldest remaining 12" gun mount on a rail car. Once used as coastal defenses through the 1920... (more)

A pair of BNSF C44-9Ws head down to Needles while a loaded military train climbs the grade to Goffs.

BNSF ES44DC 7557 leads a heavy 76 car, 7900 ton military train uphill at Ibis on BNSF's Needles Sub. The train was travelling from Fort Hood, TX to the US military base at Yermo, CA.

The armored howitzers M 109 of the Swiss Army are transported on the Slmmnps-y cars of the 473 series, but when they have to reach the Bière military training area, they have to use the 1 meter g... (more)

The Alaska Railroad runs an extra southbound military train headed for the Port of Anchorage, seen here about to cross Fireweed Road. This is the first time I have seen a solid train of 80 cars of... (more)

The marbled figure marking the tomb of 1st Lieutenant William Wise of the 2nd Colorado Voluntary Cavalry watches over the interred veterans in Denver's Riverfront Cemetery as well as the passing B... (more)

The 64mm field artillery at the front of the now defunct Belton Armory provides an interesting foreground element as the Belton Job enters it's namesake town with a few cars of hot freight in tow.... (more)

This strange machine is plinthed outside Windhoek station. Anyone know any more?