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weston1879

January 23, 2012 09:38PM

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According to the March 2012 issue of ARMCHAIR GENERAL, the 21st Light Rail Regiment spent more days in action than any other outfit in the Allied Expeditionary Force(270 days).Its narrow gauge lines hauled more than 1 billion tons to the front line trenches.

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How Narrow Gauge Won World War 1	weston1879	January 23, 2012 09:38PM
Re: How Narrow Gauge Won World War 1	nedsn3	January 23, 2012 10:00PM
Re: How Narrow Gauge Won World War 1	weston1879	January 23, 2012 10:30PM
Re: How Narrow Gauge Won World War 1	Brian Norden	January 23, 2012 11:18PM
Re: How Narrow Gauge Won World War 1	CharlieMcCandless	January 24, 2012 01:28AM
Re: How Narrow Gauge Won World War 1	Chris Walker	January 25, 2012 12:36AM
Re: How Narrow Gauge Won World War 1	weston1879	January 25, 2012 12:54PM
Re: How Narrow Gauge Won World War 1	Martyn J Chapman	January 25, 2012 01:46PM

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