Try looking for a railway web camera the covers this train route. Here is
one site that lists some rail web cams:
http://www.railroaddata.com/rrlinks/Webcams/
You can try an Internet search using +webcam +"Your railway name"
My wife loves these RR web cams, but be aware that they are not infrared, so
at night time one only sees lights! Some locations have overhead lighting,
some do not. You MIGHT be able to save some screen images too.
Good luck.
Colin Macgregor Stevens
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----- Original Message -----
From: "Dave Merchant" <kosh@nesys.com>
To: "Military Vehicles Mailing List" <mil-veh@mil-veh.org>
Sent: Thursday, August 23, 2001 6:22 PM
Subject: [MV] Military Trains (modern)
> Just saw a huge eastbound military movement on the
> ex-LS+MS, ex-NYC, ex-PC, ex-CR, now-CSX mainline thru NE Ohio.
> Going fast!
>
> Any of you in northern PA or upstate NY might run outside to take a look,
> (assuming it doesn't turn right at Ashtabula).
>
> An absolute mishmash of everything in the current inventory,
> loaded in no apparent order, with a long string of 20 foot ISO boxes
> on flats in the middle of the train.
>
> Included zillions of humvees in every configuration, many with doors off,
> all forms of HMMT, bunch of lowboy transporters, one dozer,
> a couple longarm forklifts, etc etc. Mostly green, some tan.
>
> ...but now to my question...
> ...is there a DOD directive that they MUST be run just after sundown,
> so it's impossible to take pictures?
>
> If I'd had my low-light video camera along, it would have been a great
> piece of tape!
>
> BTW, did not hear the usual security escort chatter on the scanner this
time,
> otherwise I might have been better prepared.
>
> -Dave Merchant
>
>
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