Troop extra? Photo by Matthew Herson

Railfan Day at Fort Eustis found this 2-8-0 #611 running around the double loop track (approx. 30 miles) for railfans on a special excursion || May 1961

Here is a second view of former United States Army Transportation Corps S160 2-8-0 No 1734 taking water at Civitavecchia station with an 'express' from Rome to Pisa in the aftermath of World War I... (more)

One of the 243 former United States Army Transportation Corps S160 2-8-0s that were taken into Italian State Railway stock after World War II takes water at Civitavecchia station with an 'express'... (more)

The Marine Corps' Camp Pendelton power, a former US Army GP9 (and originally one of Southern Pacific's extremely rare low-nose GP9s - not rebuilt, but built as a low nose) suns in San Diego Northe... (more)

USAX 1401 has the following marked under the cab numbers: USMC 296619. This GP9 was constructed by EMD in August 1959 with a low nose as Southern Pacific 5873. SP later renumbered it to 3709, t... (more)

This night shot is of US S160 loco no. 5197 is parked outside the shed at Cheddleton, on the Churnet Valley Railway. The loco was built by Lima in 1945 for the United States Army Transportation Co... (more)

Nice to see a USAF 80 Ton preserved at the Orange Empire Railroad Museum.

This is a USAF/SAC (Strategic Air Command) B-52 Mobile Simulator Train. The train consisted of an Administration Car, two B-52 Simulator Cars, and a Crew Car. Due to a shortage of simulators and t... (more)

"Field of Trains" - always thought I'd write a "Field of Trains movie one day, but I think that may be a pipe dream. Still, that's exactly what this soon to be removed image is of, those are all f... (more)

An old US Military locomotive in OERM paint.

AMTK F59PHI 463 brings out another Surfliner set through San Juan Capistrano. Look four cars back, notice the dark coach? That is the 6404, the only Surfliner coach in brand new paint, applied abo... (more)

A Military train with Bradley tanks heading to Port Hueneme is westbound through Burbank station.

This GE 45-tonner worked at nearby March Air Force Base prior to moving to Perris to become a part of the Orange Empire Railroad Museum. It is seen here with a display train in front of Barn 4.