Merry Christmas
Merry Christmas everyone!
A picture is worth a thousand…
Merry Christmas!
Memorial Day
Walter Matuch of Ready Made Trains has a nice post about Memorial Day on the home page of his Ready Made Toys web site. Check it out here.
Enjoy your Memorial Day but be sure to take a moment to think about all those that have made the ultimate sacrifice for their county.
Trains and War
On Memorial Day 2007 we honor all those brave Americans who made the ultimate sacrifice to help preserve and protect the United States of America. Throughout the history of 19th and 20th century warfare, when our troops went to war, trains played important roles in getting them and the supplies they required to the front lines. Trains were also just as important to our enemies. Below you will find a number of links to stories and photos about trains at war.
How Trains Helped Win A War
Destroyed German Trains And Railyards: WWII Photo Feature 25
Locomotives of Polish Armoured Trains - Part I
Locomotives of Polish Armoured Trains - Part II
Deutsche Reichsbahn - The German State Railway in WWII
WWII US Guncam VS German Trains - Google Video
Trains and Railroads in the American Civil War
Civil War Nashville to Louisville Railroad Train
WWII Troop Train Wreck of 7/6/44
American Civil War Pictures - Trains and Railroads
Railroad Advertising in World War II
Railroads Critical Role in the Civil War
Troop Trains
The White Pass and Yukon During WWII
WWI Sabotage on the Raritan River Railroad
Troop Train Tragedy at St Valery-en-Caux - WWII
Happy New Year!
I’ve been taking a break from blogging over the last week or so but wanted to wish everyone a Happy New Year and share some photos of my Christmas Layout. Hopefully Santa delivered lots of O Gauge goodies to everyone. He was good to me this year and left an MTH Blue Comet set under under the tree (Santa told me he found it on Nicholas Smith’s used counter just before Christmas). I’ll start posting on a more regular basis on Wednesday. Be sure to add your Christmas layout photos to the OGaugeWatch Flickr Group.
Enjoy
Dave
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