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Source: Interweb

 

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VC-13

Another VC-13

Source: ed's collection

 

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Again 13 next to 10.

the pic source: the Internet..

 

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Source: Interweb

 

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The structure in the background is the Cape Cod Canal vertical lift bridge. It was built by the Army Corps of Engineers from 1933-35 as part of the Intracoastal Waterway that runs from Boston to Texas. At 544' long, the bridge was the longest in the world at the time. It is still the 2nd largest in the USA.

NE-5 Class Caboose C-613 is seen at the Buzzard's Bay Station platform while NE-6 caboose C-656 is attached to freight transiting the bridge. One can see the obvious spotting differences between them; NE-5's are welded and had rounded roof corners while the NE-6's are riveted and have square roof corners.

This pic was taken after 5-21-1963 due to the inspection date on the NE-5's air tank. NHRHTA Collection.

 

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the pic source: B-29 Superfortress ww2 heavy bomber designed by Boeing | World War Photos

 

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Source: OV-1 Historical 1966-75

 

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Western Pacific F7A #913 is getting ready to head north out of San Jose yard. She was built in 01-1950 as WP #920 and at the time of the photo was one of only four remaining WP F7's. Also in the consist is GP40 #3513, F7A #927 and 921....

 

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Excellent Pics.

 

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Werner's Wings Vietnam and Beyond Decals Review by David Couche

 

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No, it's not my van....

 

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Source: Interweb

 

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Photo: Lou Gerard

 

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