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Be the Diesel Engineer Program on the Fillmore & Western Railway
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Anonymous
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Mon, Mar 21 2005 10:04 PM
Last weekend I attended Railfest 2005, in Fillmore, California. While there I
took part in the Be the Diesel Locomotive Engineer Program on the Fillmore &
Western Railway. I completed a one hour operating course and obtained
hands-on experience aboard a diesel locomotive. I was a student engineer, on
the Fillmore & Western Railway, running a GP-35 #3502, and a short freight
train, four box cars and a caboose. I would like to see more of the be the Diesel
locomotive engineer programs offered on the Fillmore & Western Railway.
There is a shortage of qualified engineers on the San Diego Railroad Museums train rides from Campo to Tecate Mexico. It would help to qualify as
an railroad engineer.
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Posted by
TheS.P.caboose
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Tue, Mar 22 2005 5:39 PM
Good report. Will the Filmore and Western be doing any more of these kind of programs?
Regards Gary
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