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Trainload Freight was the
sector of
British Rail
responsible for
trainload freight services. The
division was
subdivided into four sub-sectors; coal, petroleum...
- A unit train, also
called a
block train or a
trainload service, is a
train in
which all cars (wagons)
carry the same
commodity and are
shipped from the...
- camps,
later stating that "more than once I was at the
station seeing trainloads of Jews
being transported,
seeing all
these faces over the top of the...
- in very
sombre terms",
recorded Raus.
Three days later, when the
first trainload of Raus's
division steamed into
Kotelnikovo station to unload, his troops...
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could be
called upon to help
translate guards'
spoken instructions to a
trainload of new
arrivals from France. Some
historical monuments quote the badge-imagery...
- from the
Transnistrian region of Moldova. In 2002,
Russia withdrew three trainloads (118
railway wagons) of
military equipment and two (43 wagons) of ammunition...
- purpose. The
Western Front in
France during World War I
required many
trainloads of
munitions a day. Conversely,
owing to
their strategic value, rail yards...
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clergy listed, with 692
noted as
deceased and 336 sent out on "invalid
trainloads" and
therefore presumed dead.: 276–277 Over 400
German priests were sent...
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received much of the coal, with each
power station taking up to 30 MGR
trainloads every 24 hours. Coal was also
transported in huge
volumes to S****horpe...
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Mainline Freight was a
trainload rail
freight operator based in Islington, London,
England with
operations extending to
Yorkshire in the
north and Somerset...
