July 5th, 2010 | 
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Santa Fe, in conjunction with the various US military divisions, put together this educational film in 1940 to show the role the railroads were playing in the war effort.
Duration : 0:16:40
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The only bad part …
The only bad part was that when someone blew up the track, either you stop in time or just crash, burn, and derail.
But still, it was a good way of transporting goods
typo on my behalf – …
typo on my behalf – should have read “1940’s”. Fixed now.
I find it …
I find it interesting this film is dated 1940 when America didn’t enter the war until late 1941. There is even a reference to Perl Harbour near the beginning. LOL