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Helge Karkoska

August 20, 2000 11:13AM

This is definitely a great idea. In Germany we have a Narrow Gauge at the island of Ruegen. They offer a training program (1 week) for engineers for about $800. I am glad that someone came up with the proposal.
If they are going to establish such program as a student engineer or fireman, I will participate.
Think it over
Helge

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I wanta be an Engineer for a day.	Hoss	August 19, 2000 05:40PM
Me. too!!!	Towne Comee	August 20, 2000 11:00AM
Re: Me. too!!!	Tom Stewart	August 21, 2000 10:28AM
Re: I wanta be an Engineer for a day.	Helge Karkoska	August 20, 2000 11:13AM
Re: I wanta be an Engineer for a day.	Wade Hall	August 20, 2000 04:58PM
learning curve	El Coke	August 20, 2000 09:29PM
Re: learning curve	George Gaskill	August 23, 2000 06:36PM
Re: I wanta be an Engineer for a day.	Towne Comee	August 21, 2000 05:58AM
Re: I wanta be an Engineer for a day.	c hawkins	August 21, 2000 11:17AM
Re: I wanta be an Engineer for a day.	G. W. Laepple	August 21, 2000 01:25PM
Re: I wanta be an Engineer for a day.	c hawkins	August 21, 2000 02:02PM
Re: Reality.	Michael Allen	August 21, 2000 06:35PM
Re: I wanta be an Engineer for a day.	W. Gleckler	August 22, 2000 09:40PM

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