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From: David.Black@A.CS.CMU.EDU
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Subject: Re: Army Corps of Engineers
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Date: Mon, 20-Jan-86 17:56:07 EST
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I think somewhere in the Army someone still knows how to build and
repair track.  The local army reserve (Washington, PA) used to be into
something similar; we got them to set poles to hold up trolley wire at
the Arden Trolley Museum.  Subsequently the Army reclassified their
function.  The Valley Railroad (Conn.)  used to have a similar deal with
local reserve units around there.


--Dave