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By the look and feel of it, we can call the GE's 101 as Beasts. In pictures is 3rd Gen GTEL, UP-x18 kept at Illinois Railway Museum which I captured over the weekend. The 3rd pic resembles Gulliver & Lilliput. :). The Lilliput trying to gain control over Gulliver.
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These were Gas Turbine Electric Locomotives (GTEL) which were made and released to market by GE from 1948, and sold in ALCO-GE Partnership in their early days, though consumed more fuel, they used less expensive Bunker C heavy Fuel Oil, instead of Diesel....
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These were Gas Turbine Electric Locomotives (GTEL) which were made and released to market by GE from 1948, and sold in ALCO-GE Partnership in their early days, though consumed more fuel, they used less expensive Bunker C heavy Fuel Oil, instead of Diesel....
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5 Public Posts - Wed Oct 08, 2014
2 Public Posts - Thu Oct 09, 2014
Illinois Railway Museum - Vol 1.
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Today 5th Oct, 2014 I visited Illinois Railway Museum, here in US. Some of the pics are here for you all. Will post some more soon.
Its Me infront of various American Locomotives (Diesel, Steam, Electric, Diesel-Electric & Gas turbine-electric locomotives....
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Today 5th Oct, 2014 I visited Illinois Railway Museum, here in US. Some of the pics are here for you all. Will post some more soon.
Its Me infront of various American Locomotives (Diesel, Steam, Electric, Diesel-Electric & Gas turbine-electric locomotives....
4th...
more...
7 Public Posts - Mon Oct 06, 2014
2 Public Posts - Thu Oct 09, 2014
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