Denver Rock Island Railroad's SW1500 shoves a load of cars into the yard which is across the street from a Colorado National Guard armory.

Cotton Belt 60' flat car 854668, carrying a pair of M2 Bradley infantry fighting vehicles (IFV), was built by Greenville Steel Car in April 1969. The Cotton Belt's parent company, Southern Pacifi... (more)

The navy seems to like big numbers and yellow as evidenced by this unit sitting in the sun.

A Fort Eustis Military Railway train enters the Range Complex on Mulberry Island. The 8 mile Mulberry Island Division makes a loop around the world's first military heliport (Felker Army Airfield)... (more)

It's the Bobsy twins again. The entire roster of the Army here, with a nice little enginehouse. They were overhauled around this time and then donated to museums as I recall, probably never even... (more)

Three things relatively rare even when built. Two FMs and my old 1986 Nissan Stanza wagon. I rode them all and cherished the Nissan, aka Mable. Someone needs to revisit that design.

...or is it St. John's River Bridge? The debate continues, as they call it by both. At any rate, it's almost impossible to get a locomotive of this class leading here, so you celebrate in the ov... (more)

In December 2022 the U.S. Army and the Military Railroad Society operated Operation Sergeant Santa at Fort Eustis, Virginia. This event featured hour long day and night rides on privately owned pa... (more)

A WWII M4 Sherman tank stands sentry over the Denver Rock Island Railroad's SW1500 as it runs back to the yard for the day.

With Peppermint Day Festival going on just North of the yard, I was able to capture fireworks from this vantage in the preceding minutes prior to Q010 passing. It seemed only fitting to to blend t... (more)

It's a beautiful summer evening with fire in the sky to stop at my favorite piece of rail equipment on Fort Lee. While she might look big, a Krupp V5 German railgun nearly twice the size sits in ... (more)

Stopped by one of my favorite locations at Fort Lee on a foggy morning. While she might look big, a Krupp V5 German railgun nearly twice the size sits in a museum on base. The placard at the bas... (more)

Via Indiana or Kentucky? That is the question on how CSX wants to sometimes run trains from Louisville to Cincinnati. On this day it was the LIRC as the Spirit of the Armed Forces 1776 leads Q57... (more)

UP SD40-2 3593 was painted in Desert Storm camouflage in 1991, to acknowledge UP employees who took part in the Persian Gulf War.