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United States Army
Steam Locomotives
In June, 1952, I arrived at Fort Eustis, VA, for my basic training. Here was a wonderful steam and diesel powered railroad, but steam was the primary power. I stayed until the end of the year when I shipped out to Korea. I returned twice for reserve training in 1956 and 1957. I want to thank Brian Rumary, who provided additional information from England, and to Steve Holding, who also added information.
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1600, S160, was built by Alco Loccomotive in 1942, #70431,
1601, S160, was built by Alco Loccomotive in 1942, #70432,
1602, S160, was built by Alco Loccomotive in 1942, #70433,
1603, S160, was built by Alco Loccomotive in 1942, #70434,
1604, S160, was built by Alco Loccomotive in 1942, #70435,
1604, S160, was built by Alco Loccomotive in 1942, #70435,
1605, S160, was built by Alco Loccomotive in 1942, #70436,
1606, S160, was built by Alco Loccomotive in 1942, #70437,
1607, S160, was built by Alco Loccomotive in 1942, #70438,
1608, S160, was built by Alco Loccomotive in 1942, #70439,
1631, S160, was built by Alco Locomotive in Oct 1942, #70284. It was sent to Hungary as Magyar Allamvasutak as 411.388 and sold to Nottingham Transport Heritage Centre as Great Central Ry. It is under massive restoration.
1702 was built by Baldwin in September 1942, #64641. It was purchased by Warren & Saline River RR in 1946 and was sold to Reader RR as 1702 in 1964. It was then sold to Fremont & Elkhorn Valley RR as 1702 in August 1985 and then to Great Smoky Mountains RR as 1702.
Thanks to John Goldie for info on Hawaii.
Roster information: Everett Lueck
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