Re: RGS caboose behind tender
| November 29, 2007 05:57AM |
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Didn't some of the special trains the RGS ran for the CCC in the 1930s also include a caboose? I believe a caboose was also common, if not normal procedure, on trains on standard gauge lines carrying both troops and flatcars with equipment during WW2 and Korea. Never say never. 
-- Ed
-- Ed
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