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  • This train is for Wounded Warriors, thanks to the generosity of Bennett and Vivian Levin. Amazing what a luxury train ride and the Army-Navy game can do for military personnel recovering from wounds.

  • cool video. i didnt think they ran army-navy trains anymore to the stadium. i know there was a station behind the stadium that PRR used.

  • Too bad Amtrak (at least last I read) only allows them 90 due to their "antiquated" brake stands. If they were still good for 100 that would be awesome. But I can't really complain.

  • Oaksmodelrr, I noticed that the same sound track is used for all 3 scenes of the train zipping by.

  • it appears that all 3 scenes are at the Eddystone station....

  • Always enjoyable seeing E units doing what the did best! I like the engineer's horn blowing pattern. Still, I wish these Es had Leslie A-200 honkers instaed of the Nathan Ks. Honkers and E units go together like peanut butter and jelly!

  • @ACLTony The Pennsy E's came from the factory with M-3's. The K-3's they now have look similar but you can't get parts for M-series any more.

  • Nice! I would have videotaped this train myself but I couldn't.

  • do you know the sceduale and what the train was labled ex. amtk no?

  • Boy that train was M-O-V-I-N-G!!!!! I also prefer cab units without the lower headlight location. They look more genuine to me with just the top headlight.

  • Those E-units were good for 90 MPH on the corridor and they were doing every bit of it!! Who says you need a Mars light to do over 80? ;>)

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