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BULLETIN INDEX, to 31 Dec 2000
Q - Z
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QUERIES, MEMBERS':-
001 1/1 4 - Balfour: Immingham/Grimsby, armoured J50 0-6-0T. Replies:
Winkworth 1/6 2; Collyer 1/7 3; Winkworth 3/1 2
002 1/1 4 - Balfour: Photographs of B12s on ambulance trains. Reply: Aylard
2/2 13
003 1/1 4 - Barratt: Tank wagon liveries. Replies: Balfour, Cane 1/1 4
004 1/1 4; 1/4 2 - Cane: A/A guns, rail-mounted. Replies: Balfour, Erwood,
Firth 1/1 4; Erwood 1/4 2; Balfour, Erwood 1/5 4; Cane, Erwood 1/10 3; Jackson 5/5 72
005 1/1 5 - Cane: ARP training vehicles, liveries. Reply: Winkworth 1/7 3
006 1/1 5 - Ellis: Ambulance trains, liveries. Replies: Balfour, Erwood,
Cane, Hall 1/1 5; Bayliff 1/10 3; 2/2 13; Robins 2/3 13
007 1/1 6 - Ellis: Brick rubble for airfield construction. Replies: Cane,
Hall 1/1 6
008 1/1 6 - Erwood:Dunkirk Evacuation, 'P' 0-6-0T on train.Reply:
Winkworth 1/7 4
009 1/1 6 - Firth:Armoured trains, tenders.Replies: Balfour 1/1 6;
Winkworth 1/7 4
010 1/1 6 - Mills: ARP, arm-bands, steel helmets.
011 1/1 6 - Mills: ARP, SR lighting attendants. Reply: Winkworth 1/7 4
012 1/1 6 - Mills: ARP, control centre, GW.
013 1/2 2 - Erwood: Airfield, Manston, rail connection.
Replies:
Balfour 1/3 5; Winkworth 1/8 2; Wilson 2/1 2; Lambert 2/2 13; Bindley 2/3 22
014 1/3 4 - Christensen: Military wagons, drawings. Replies: Cane, Balfour
1/4 3
015 1/3 4 - Larkin: Warwell wagons. Replies: Balfour 1/4 3; Bayliff 1/10 4;
Allen 1/11 2; 1/12 6-7; Balfour 2/1 2; Bindley 2/3 23; Bayliff 4/4 33
016 and 017 1/3 4 - Cane: Wagon sheets, liveries. Replies:
Christensen, Erwood 1/4 4
018 1/3 5 - Cane: Mobile workshops, BEF drawings. Replies: Balfour 1/4 4;
Bayliff 1/10 3; 2/2 13; Bindley 2/3 23; Bayliff 2/4 32
019 1/3 5 - Cane: A/A guns, rail-mounted. Replies: Erwood 1/3 5; Woods 8/3
61
020 1/3 5 - Erwood: Narrow-gauge locomotives, Woolwich Arsenal.
Replies:
Lambert 6/2 17; Erwood 7/1 4
021 1/4 2 - Veitch: Narrow-gauge locomotives, Woolwich Arsenal.
Reply:
Lambert 6/2 18.
022 1/4 2 - Balfour: AFV's by train. Replies: Cane 1/5 6; Mills, Winkworth
1/6 3; Wilson 2/1 2
023 1/5 4 - Cane: Ambulance trains. Replies: Winkworth 1/6 4; Bayliff 1/10
4; Riley 1/11 2; Bayliff 2/2 14; Cane 3/1 2
024 1/5 4 - Collyer: Richborough Port, use in WW2. Replies: Erwood 1/5 4;
Robins, Balfour 1/6 4; Collyer 1/7 4; Bayliff 1/10 4; 1/11 2
025 1/5 5 - Winkworth: A/A guns, rail-mounted, Kent.
Reply: Winkworth 2/3 23
026 1/6 2 - Winkworth: East Kent Railway, Staple. Reply: Collyer 1/7 4;
Winkworth 1/8 2; 2/3 23
027 1/6 2 - Winkworth: SR sleeping-car service.
028 1/6 2 - Aylard: 'Silver Jubilee' train, use in War.
Reply: Collyer 1/7 4
029 1/7 3 - Collyer: USA locomotives at Dover. Reply: Lambert 2/2 14
030 1/7 3 - Erwood: Medloc trains. Replies: Bayliff 1/10 4; Lambert 1/12 7;
Corser, Wilson 2/2 14; Lambert 2/2 15; 2/3 23; Bayliff, Lambert 3/3 23
031 1/7 3 - Cane: Norman Tunna, G.C. Reply: Harding 1/8 3
032 1/8 2 - Erwood: Colombo (Ceylon), military railways.
Reply: Winkworth
2/3 23
033 1/9 4 - Balfour: LNER wagons, conversion for rail-mounted batteries.
Reply:
Erwood 1/9 4
034 1/9 4 - Forty (non-member, via IWM): 'Rapier' train and F.-M. Montgomery's
journeys. Replies: Balfour, Bayliff 1/10 4; Winkworth, Cane 1/10 6; 1/12 7
035 1/9 4 - US National Railway Museum (via LNER Study Group): 'Alive' train and
'Bayonet' coach. Replies: Balfour 1/10 6; Bayliff 1/10 7; Harding 1/10 8; Balfour 1/12
8; Bayliff 2/2 15
036 1/10 2 - Balfour: GN saloon in 'Rapier'.
037 1/10 2 - Bayliff: Loading at Dover Western Docks.
Replies: Allen 1/11 3;
Robins, Lambert 1/11 4
038 1/10 2 - Cane: WD use of GW locomotive No. 2195. Replies: Balfour 1/11
4; Lovell, Riley, Lambert 1/1 5
039 1/10 2 - Rothschild: Haifa - Beirut - Tripoli railway.
Reply: Wilson 2/1
3
040 1/11 2 - Allen: WD Locomotives, Yardley Chase OD.
Reply: Lambert 1/12 8
041 1/12 6 - Siton (non-member, via IWM): Haifa - Beirut - Tripoli railway.
Reply:
Wilson 2/1 3
042 2/1 1 - Wilson: LCT's, use for locomotive transport.
Replies: Bayliff
2/2 15; Lambert 2/2 16; Wilson, Robins 2/3 23; McDermott 2/4 32; Winkworth 3/1 2
043 2/2 12 - Bayliff: Devonport Dockyard rolling stock.
Reply: Balfour,
Robins 2/3 24
044 2/2 12 - Bayliff: Mobile workshops. Replies: Bayliff (Clarke) 8/1 4; 8/5
114
045 2/2 12 - Corser: Airfield construction, narrow-gauge locomotives.
Replies:
Bindley 2/3 24; Lawrence 3/2 13
046 2/2 12 - Erwood: Wartime sausage traffic. Reply: Bindley 2/3 24
047 2/2 12 - Erwood: Storage of tank wagons,
Tollesbury. Replies: Wilson,
Lambert 2/3 24; Wilson, Erwood 3/6 48; Martin 4/1 2
048 2/2 13 - Lambert: Return of USA 2-8-0 to UK. Replies: Bayliff 2/4 32;
Lambert 3/3 23
049 2/3 22 - Balfour: Post-war use of gun wagons. Replies: Allen 3/1 2;
Bayliff 4/4 33
050 2/3 22 - Aylard: Northallerton avoiding line. Reply: McCrickard 2/3 33
051 2/4 32 - Bayliff: Rail-borne coal to Europe. Reply:
Winkworth 4/1 2
052 2/4 32 - McCrickard: Wartime use of Hainault and Ruislip Depots. Replies:
Cane, Allen 3/1 2; Winkworth 3/2 14; 3/3 23
053 2/4 32 - Simpson: RAF plane crash, Staplehurst station. Reply: Winkworth
3/1 2
054 3/1 1 - Balfour: Warflats at Finchley Central. Replies: Lambert 3/2 14;
Bindley 7/4 83
055 3/1 1 - Bayes: Kowloon-Canton locomotive at Faslane. Replies: Bayliff
5/3 34; Bindley 7/4 83
056 3/1 1 - Winkworth: Pullman cars to Bournemouth, 1940.
057 3/2 12 - Allen: NAAFI mobile canteens. Reply: Winkworth 3/3 23
058 3/2 13 - Martin: Wagons consigned to Stores Depot, King's Newton. Reply:
Wilson 3/3 23
059 3/2 13 - Wroe: Accident at Halwill. Reply: Allen 3/5 37; Winkworth 3/6
48; 4/1 2; Wroe 4/2 15
060 3/2 13 - Wroe: Wartime use of North Cornwall line. Reply: Wroe 4/2 15
061 3/3 22 - Aylard: Locomotives for RAF target practice. Replies: Riley,
Winkworth 3/4 32; Lovell 3/5 37; Martin 4/1 2; Winkworth 4/2 15; Martin 4/3 25; Bindley 7/4 83
062 3/3 23 - Burkhalter: Devonport Dockyard railway. Replies: Robins 3/4 32;
Lambert 3/5 38; Burkhalter 3/6 48
063 4/1 1 - Cane: Timber-framed wagons.
064 4/1 1 - Christensen: ROF Thorp Arch. Reply: Lambert 4/2 15
065 4/1 2 - Corser: Orkney, narrow-gauge railways.
066 4/1 2 - Martin: Location of 'M.O.L.' Reply: Lambert 4/2 16
067 4/2 14 - Drinkwater: Highbridge WD Depot. Replies: Christensen 6/1
5; Robins 6/2 18
068 4/2 14 - Erwood: Southampton, exercise 1943.
069 4/2 15 - Rothschild: Retford, WVS plaque. Reply: Bayliff 5/3 34
070 4/3 25 - Brooksbank: Invasion, safeguarding locomotives in the event of. Reply:
Winkworth 6/2 18
071 4/4 32 - Aylard: Narrow-gauge railways in Normandy. Replies: Erwood 4/4
33; Riley, Lambert, Wilson 4/5 43
072 4/4 32 - Harding: War damage to SR EMU's. Replies: Riley, Winkworth 4/5
44
073 4/5 43 - Bayliff: Teddington, siding for 'Alive'. Replies: Bushby,
Ramsey 6/2 18
074 5/1 4 - Miller: Use of railways in Cornwall by US Forces. Reply: Lambert
5/3 34; 5/5 72
075 5/2 16 - Bushby: Wagons built for use on Continent, 1940. Reply:
Brooksbank 5/2 16
076 5/3 34; 6/2 20 - Bayliff: GWR saloons in VIP trains.
077 5/4 52 - Bayliff: Belgian locomotives, war use. Reply: Wilson 6/1
5; Lambert 6/2 18
078 5/5 71 - Lambert: Bulford Village station (narrow-gauge), modelling. Reply:
Cane 6/1 7
079 5/5 71 - Dey: RNAD Depots.
080 6/1 4 - Clothier: USA 2-8-2s. Replies: Riley, Bushby, Lambert,
Brooksbank 6/2 18
081 6/1 4 - Adams: Coaching stock on military railways.
082 6/1 4 - Rothschild: British rolling stock sent to Continent. Replies: Bushby,
Winkworth, Lambert, McCrickard 6/2 19; Bayliff 6/3 42-43
083 6/1 4 - De Norman (via Cane): Escape of German prisoners.
084 6/1 4 - Wilson: Vehicle for heavy gun (or missile).
085 6/1 4 - Dey: British coaches on Medloc train. Replies: Lambert 6/2 19;
Dey 6/6 109
086 6/1 5 - Morrell (North Eastern Railway Society): Camping coaches, use during
war. Reply: Bushby, Winkworth 6/2 19
087 6/1 5 - Martin: Lynton & Barnstaple workshops, war use. Replies:
Lambert, Winkworth 6/2 19
088 6/2 17 - Winkworth: LMS diesel at Hamworthy. Reply: Lambert 6/3 42
089 6/2 17 - Winkworth: USATC 0-6-0Ts on GWR and London Docks. Replies:
Brooksbank 6/2 19-20; Lambert 6/3 42; Taylor/Brooksbank 6/5 83-84; Winkworth 7/1 4
090 6/3 41 - Martin: Warwell wagons. Replies: Bayliff 6/4 60; Lindsell 6/6
111; Bindley 7/4 83; 7/5 106
091 6/3 41 - Martin: Dating old photographs.
092 6/3 41 - Martin: Iraqi streamlined 4-6-2. Reply: Bushby 6/4 61
093 6/4 58 - Williams: Loading platform and narrow-gauge line between Box and Bath. Reply:
McCrickard 6/4 58- 59(A)
094 6/4 60 - Chester: Railways of Yugoslavia. Reply: Bushby 6/5 84(N)
095 6/4 60 - Martin: Location of ROD 2-8-0 in Middle East. Reply: Rothschild
6/5 86
096 6/4 60 - Bayes: M&GN tender at Longmoor.
097 6/5 82 - Bayliff: Mobile Railway Workshop trains.
098 6/5 82 - Hodder (via Bayliff): Whitcomb diesels.
Replies: Williams 6/6
111-112; Robins, Bayliff 7/1 4; Moon 7/2 31; Bindley 7/4 83
099 6/5 82 - Macdermott: Locomotive sunken off Padstow. Reply:- Lambert 8/3
61
100 6/5 83 - Bayliff: UNRRA wagons for Czechoslovakia.
101 6/6 108 - Steward: M3 Stuart Mk 1 Light Tanks.
102 6/6 108 - Walshaw: WD Brake Vans. Replies: Robins 7/1 6; Walshaw 7/4 80
103 6/6 109 - Walshaw: Working of RECTANK Wagons and other WD Vehicles.
Replies:
Moon 7/2 31; 7/3 60(N); Bindley 7/4 84
104 6/6 109 - Goodman: FWG Bosche Buster.
105 7/1 2-3 - Wilson: Scheduling of military supplies trains.
Reply: Jacobs
7/2 30-31
106 7/1 3 - Jackson: LNER coaches at Vienna.
107 7/1 3 - Winkworth: Austerity 2-8-0's on SR. Reply: Brooksbank 7/1 4;
Lambert 7/2 31.
108 7/2 29 - Bushby: German rail-mounted guns.
109 7/3 54 - Lindsell: Aircraft crashes on railways.
110 7/3 54-55 - Bayliff: WD coaches at Shoeburyness.
Reply: Adams 7/4 81
111 7/3 56 - Rushworth: Wartime incidents.
112 7/3 56 - Rushworth: Wartime incidents.
113 7/3 56-57 - Bayliff: Vans on the Shropshire & Montgomeryshire.
Replies:
Bindley 7/4 84; Jenkins 7/5 107
114 7/3 58 - Burkhalter: Strange US locomotives at Devonport Dockyard.
Replies:
Bindley 7/4 84; Kφhler 8/1 5; Woods 8/3 62
115 7/3 58 - Williams: Mobile Control offices. Reply: Williams 7/5 107
116 7/3 58 - Williams: Narrow-gauge depot locomotives.
117 7/3 58 - Lindsell: 50-ton Warwells.
118 7/3 59 - Gillis (Cane): RAF Lakenheath. Replies:
Brooksbank 7/3 59;
Bindley 7/5 107
119 7/3 59 - Bayliff: RAF limbers. Reply: Robins 7/4 84
120 7/3 59 - Erwood: Diversion of London sea traffic to Southampton.
121 7/4 79 - Erwood: Destruction at Lille-Fives. Reply: Lambert 7/5 108
122 7/4 80 - Winkworth: Trains flying balloons.
123 7/4 80 - Bindley: 'Burtonwood trailers'. Replies: Simmons 7/5 108;
Bindley 7/6 136
124 7/4 80 - McCarthy: RAF Harpur Hill.
125 7/4 80 - Bayliff: Dean Goods on K&ESR.
126 7/5 106 - Lipyeart: Jeeps-on-rails.
127 8/1 4 - Accurate Armour Ltd: British railway guns.
128 8/2 31 - Foster (via Bayliff): Plaque in US Army hospital ward car.
Reply:
Foster (via Bayliff) 8/5 114/116
129 8/3 59-60 - Jackson: WD branch line at Harlech.
130 8/3 60 - Cane: War work records.
131 8/3 60 - Cane: British rail gun bogies.
132 8/3 60 - Belk: Liveries of wartime rolling stock.
Replies: Bayliff 8/3
62; Bushby 8/4 86-87; Fidczuk 8/4 87-88; Moon: 8/4 88-89; 8/5 116
133 8/3 60 - Walshaw: The Bullet. Replies: Robins 8/4 89;
Fordham 9/1 5
134 8/3 60 - Kφhler: Work train of the BAOR. Reply: Fordham 9/1 5-7
135 8/3 60 - Kφhler: Armoured command train 'Brandenburg'.
136 8/3 60-61 - Kφhler: Armoured special trains of the Nazi leadership.
137 8/4 86 - Brittlebank: Wartime liveries of rolling stock and tanks.
Reply:
Wilson: 8/6 143-144
138 8/4 86 - Midddleton: Wartime station announcements.
Reply: Winkworth 8/5
116
139 8/6 143 - Bayliff: Overseas ambulance train No. 11.
140 8/6 143 - Foster (via Bayliff): Casualty Evacuation Train 316.
Reply:
Bayliff 10/6 154-155
141 8/6 143 - Bayliff: Photographs of British transportation equipment
142a 9/1 4 - Dendy: Australian Railways in World War Two
142b 9/1 4 - Adams: Brake-vans built by the SR for the MoS
143 9/1 5 - Williams: Prefabricated Wagon Parts? Reply: Lambert 9/3 61
144 9/1 5 - Fordham: Running Numbers of MoD Warwells.
Reply: Adams and
Bayliff 9/2 35-36
145 9/1 5 - Chalmers Kerr: Unloading USA Locos in England
146 9/1 5 - Christensen: Ferry wagons in MoD Service.
Replies: Bindley 9/2
35; Martin 10/3 64
147 9/1 5 - Loughrey: More Film sought on Video
148 9/2 33 - Williams: Ant-Gas Trains
149 9/2 33 - Brooksbank: Military Railway on Lincolnshire Coast?
150 9/2 33 - Cane: Railway Link to RAF Welford near Newbury
151 9/2 34 - Lambert: Protection of Rail Traffic in the Vicinity of Airfields
152 9/2 34 - Hughes: LNER B12/3s on Ambulance Trains
153 9/2 34 - Wade: Military railway Models. Replies: Kφhler 9/3 61; Homer
9/3 61
154 9/2 35 - Price: Modelling German AFVs. Reply: Kφhler 9/3 61-62
155 9/2 35 - Pugmire: Military Temporary Bridging
156 9/3 60 - Bishop: LNER stock used by WD on the Continent.
157 9/3 60 - Kφhler: Freight wagons of the ESR on the Alexandria - Tobruk line in
World War Two.
158 9/3 60 - Pugmire: Military temporary bridging.
159 9/3 60-61 - Capewell: WD Cranes. Reply: Bayliff 9/6 151-152; 10/3 64
(correction).
160 9/3 61 - Drinkwater: German Flak wagons.
161 9/4 90 - Brooksbank: USATC 2-8-0 returned to the UK. Replies: Taylor,
Lambert 9/5 121
162 9/4 90 - Rothschild: Swiss Railways during the war.
163 9/4 90 - Martin: USATC vehicles in Russia?
164 9/5 120 - Schneider: British Military train running between Berlin and the
British Zone in Germany, 1946-48.
165 9/5 120 - Jenkins: Photograph of a container.
166 9/5 120 - Capewell: 181 ROC crane.
167 9/5 120 - Capewell: Singapore Military Dockyard, gun mounting mobile cranes. Reply:
10/5 124
168 9/5 120 - Capewell: Ex-Military operated World War Two vintage railway
breakdown cranes preserved outside UK
169 9/5 121 - Capewell: SNCF breakdown cranes.
170 9/5 121 - Taylor: Was WD Austerity 2-8-0 No. 79189 sent to the USA?
171 9/5 121 - Chandler: Rail movement of aircraft components. Reply:
Williams 9/6 153
172 9/6 150 - Christensen: Modification of Private-Owner wagons.
173 9/6 150 - Christensen: Wartime 'Utility' nuts.
175 9/6 150 - Mason: Marchwood Military Port.
176 9/6 151 - Martin: Priddy's Hard.
177 10/1 4 - Drinkwater: Transport of Allied Prisoners-of-War.
178 10/1 4 Wines, via Christensen: 729th Rly Op Bn, USA TC.
179 10/1 4 - Wines, via Christensen: Allied Military trains to Berlin.
180 10/1 5 - Rothschild: Possible Partisan Memorials.
181 10/1 5 - Aylard: Supply trains to Russia through Persia. Reply: Lambert:
10/2 33.
182 10/1 5 - Aves, via Christensen: Dean Goods 0-6-0s on the Eastern Front?
Reply: Bushby: 10/2 33-34; Chester: 10/2 34.
183 10/1 5 - Kuchlein via Christensen: British coaching stock in Leave trains,
1945.
184 10/2 33 Williams: Ministry of Food tank cars.
185 10/3 63 Martin: Sabotage in Germany.
186 10/3 63-64 - Bishop (via Robin Wilson): BLA Leave train rolling stock.
187 10/3 64 Marshall: Gustav 80 cm. Gun.
188 10/3 64 Christensen: Plain Soldiering. Reply:.Jackson:
10/4 101; 10/5 124
189 10/6 153 Bayliff: LNER Full Passenger Brakes 4188 and 4190 as CET Stretcher
Vans.
190 10/6 153-154 Bayliff: LNER Corridor or Brake Third No. 3310: Self-contained
Boiler and Generating car for special train W.D..
191 10/6 154 Bayliff: Heavy Mobile Workshop, 155 RWC, RE: Mechelen.
192 10/6 154 Christensen: Ford Houses.
QUERIES, Non-Members' (not numbered):-
Challis: Rayne, Easton Lodge, Braintree - Bishops Stortford branch, USAAF Bases 4/5 44.
Reply: Lambert 4/6 46; 5/6 81-83. Notarius: USATC 0-6-0Ts 4/5 44 Nos. 012, 036, 056, 063/5/8, 076/9, 081/3/4,
091/6/7, 100/1/4/6/8/9, 111/2/6/7, 120/2/4-7/9-31/5/6/9,
141-142b/5/7-52/5-8/60/2-6/8-70/2-80/2-7/9-92
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Railway Finances and Government 9/6 161-163(A)
Railway Librarians Association 10/4 98-99
Railway Lines of Communication, NW Europe 4/3 26-31(A)
Railwaymen, recruitment, war service 10/1 8-9
Railwaymen, war honours 1/8 1-2(A); 9/4 90(N); 10/1 8(N)
Railway Operating Battalion, USATC, 729th 10/1 4(Q)
Railway Operating & Construction Coys, RE 3/3 24, 25; 3/4 33; 5/2 16
Railway operating notices, war, Scotland 10/3 70-71
Railway Operation in the event of Invasion 9/2 42-46; 9/3
70-71; 9/4 97-100
Railways, British in war, lecture 10/5 1381-139
Railway Studies Certificate 9/3 62
Railway Unit War Diaries, PRO files 4/1 6-11
Railways (and signs) as navigation aids 3/5 46; 3/6
48-49(L), 56; 4/2 16(L), 22
Recollections, railway:
Continental 3/6 48-49; 6/4 76-77(N); 8/6 145-146; 10/1
14-16(A)
Far East 10/1 16-18(A)
German, North Africa 9/4 106-111
German prisoner-of-war 9/3 75
German, Russian Zone, 1945 5/1 10-12(N)
Journey, Blackpool - Calne 15/6/44 4/4 37(N)
Normandy 1944 1/7 7-8(N); 4/4 33(N)
Persia 10/6 166
St. Mellons Depot 5/4 60-61(A)
Reconstruction of war-damaged railways, Italy 9/3 76-82(A);
9/4 111-117(A); 9/5 136-145(A); 9/6 165-166(N)
REFERENCE SOURCES (LIBRARIES etc.):-
Air Photograph Library, University of Keele 3/6 50
Archival sources, locating 10/4 98-99(N); 10/6 152-153(N)
BBC Hulton Picture Library 1/5 7
British Museum Document Supply Service 3/5 39
British Museum Map Library (Charles Close Society) 7/2 29
British Museum Scientific Reference Information Service (SRIS)
3/5 38-39
East Anglian Railway Museum 2/3 21
Gloucester County Record Office 2/4 34; 3/5 39
Hampshire Record Office, Winchester 3/5 39
Illustrated London News Picture Library 4/1 3
Imperial War Museum 1/3 7-8; 1/4 4; 1/5 6
Institute of Civil Engineers 2/2 18
Institute of Mechanical Engineers 2/4 34
Kent County Library, Ashford 3/4 33; 3/5 39
Liddle Collection, University of Leeds 7/4 79; 7/6 135
Local History sources, various 7/1 11; 7/2 29
Local sources, request for 6/6 109
London Borough of Lewisham, Manor House Library 1/4 4
London Transport Museum, Covent Garden 1/5 7
Ministry of Defence 1/5 6
Ministry of Defence Pattern Room, Nottingham 2/4 35
Museum of Army Transport (MAT), Beverley 1/7 5; 6/2 18(R)
National Monuments Records Centre, Swindon 6/4 58
National Railway Museum (NRM) 2/2 18
National Register of Archives 3/1 3
Newton Abbot Public Library, Railway Studies Collection 5/3
29 1940 Association 4/2 17
Public Record Office (PRO) 2/2 18; 2/3 26; 4/1 6-11
Railway & Canal Historical Society 4/5 45
Royal Artillery Museum 4/4 35
Royal Engineers (RE) Corps Library, Chatham 1/10 4
Soldier Magazine 7/3 53
UK Fortifications Club 4/4 34
UK Military Directory and Sourcebook 2/2 17
US Army Military Institute, Carlisle PA 5/5 71:
USA, list of potential sources 6/3 48-49
US Army Transportation Museum, Fort Eustis, VA 1/7 5
Victorian Military Society 6/3 41
War Studies Societies, request for 6/6 109
Refugee trains, Austria 7/4 87(N)
Retford, WVS plaque 4/2 15(Q); 5/3 34(R)
Rhineland, Occupation 5/6 84(N)
Richborough Port 1/5 4(Q); 1/6 4(R); 1/7 4(R); 1/10 4(R);
1/11 2(R); 2/4 38
Rolling stock, British, employed on Continent 6/2 19(R), 19
(Medloc); 6/3 42-3(R); 6/6 109 (R, Medloc)
Romney, Hythe & Dymchurch Railway (RHDR) 1/5 7; 2/4 38;
5/3 33; 9/1 10-11
Royal Ordnance Factories 9/6 159-160(A); 9/6 160-161(N);
10/1 6-7(A); 10/3 74-75, 76-78(A)
Ruislip Depot, tunnel 3/1 2
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Sabotage, protection 8/1 11
., railway, in Germany? 10/3 63(Q)
Safety precautions, UXBs 8/5 122
St. Mellons Depot 5/4 60-61, 61-66(A); 9/5 123(N)
Salisbury Plain, military railways 10/3 64(Q)
Sea trains 9/3 67-68
Severn Tunnel, wartime traffic 4/4 40-41(A)
SHAEF HQ, Bushey Park 6/2 18(R)
Ships, Railway, sunk 8/4 97-98
Shoeburyness, guns 10/3 70-71
Shropshire & Montgomeryshire Railway (SMR) 2/4 37; 4/3 25; 5/5 77-78; 5/6 91-93; 7/5
107; 9/1 14-17; 9/2 38-41; 9/3 62-66; 9/4 91-93; 9/5 121-122
Signal boxes, ARP protection 5/6 96-100(A); 8/1 6-7(A)
Signal lamps, light-shields 3/6 53-54(N)
Signalling, military sidings etc. 4/2 22(N)
Signs, removal of 3/6 48-49(L); 4/2 16(L)
'Silver Jubilee' train, alleged use 5/1 10
Sleepers, concrete 10/3 71-74(A)
Slovak railways 5/5 72-74
Soham explosion, commemoration 4/4 34, 41(N)
Southampton Docks, SR statistics 8/6 157-158
, loading of locomotives and rolling stock for France, 1944-45
10/5 126-130(A), 10/6 161-164(A)
Southampton, exercise, 1943 4/2 14(Q)
Southend, evacuation plans 5/1 10
Southern Railway:-
Steam-haulage of electric trains in freeze 6/6 117-119
Wartime locomotive observations 6/6 117-119
Special trains, military:-
BAOR 8/3 77-79
Exercise BUMPER 7/5 110-112
for convoy from USA, August 1942 10/4 102-107(A)
German Leave 7/5 124-130(A); 8/1 17
Identification numbers, military 5/5 74-75(N)
Leave -- 3/5 40(N); 6/2 19(R); 6/6 109(R); 7/2 35; 10/3 79(N)
LNER STNs, troop 10/5 139-141
from NW Europe, 1945 8/6 158-159
Routing in Britain 10/4 102-107(A)
Routing in Holland 8/2 32-33(N)
Operation AVONMOUTH 5/6 84-91(A)
Operation DYNAMO 10/6 160
Operation OVERLORD: personnel and supplies 7/4 88-95
....................... supplies 7/6 137-141(A); 10/3 61
Schedules, stores trains 7/1 2-3; 7/2 30-31 (R, N); 7/6 136-141
Standing orders, 'O.C. Train' 7/5 114-115
Spurn Head Railway 10/1 5-6(N)
Staines Moor Loop 1/9 8-10(A); 10/3 65-66(N)
Stanier 8F Locomotive Society -- 10/4 102; 10/5 124; 10/6 166
Swiss Railways 9/4 90(Q)
T
Tadcaster, aircraft crash 4/2 18
TAILPIECES/Anecdotes: 1/2 6; 3/2 20; 3/4 36; 3/5 46; 4/4 41; 9/4 91 (see also
Recollections)
Tanks, dimensions 7/1 6
Taunton, wartime traffic observations 7/1 22-26(A); 9/4 94-95(N)
Teddington, siding for 'Alive' 4/5 43(Q)
Tender, German Class 52 10/1 28-29
Testamentary dispositions 4/4 35-36(A)
Thorp Arch ROF 10/3 74-75
Ticket, Tube shelterers' 8/2 41-42
Tidworth Military Railway 9/4 103-104(A)
Timetables 1/4 4; 2/3 25; 5/1 10; 5/4 55-56
. Austria, 1946 7/4 88
. German SF (Leave) trains 7/5 125-128
. Melbourne Military Railway 8/6 148-149
. SNCB September 1944 6/6 122-123
Tipper, Rev. D.A., Wartime Diaries:- 5/1 4-7; 5/4 58-60; 5/5 76-79; 5/6 91-96
Tollesbury branch 2/2 12(Q); 2/3 24(R); 3/3 23(R); 3/6 48(R); 4/1 2(R)
Total War, significance 9/6 166-172(A); 10/1 1-2; 10/4 99-100; 10/5 141-142; 10/6
155
Track, mechanical demolition, German 9/4 111-117(A)
Trans-Iranian Railway 9/6 174; 10/1 2, 5(Q); 10/2 33(R); 10/4 101-102; 10/6 160, 166
Transport of water, for whisky 1/6 7-8(A)
TRAP, archive scheme -- 10/6 152-153(N)
Tube shelterers' ticket 8/2, 41-42
........................ photograph 8/4 95(N)
Tunna, Norman, G.C. 1/7 3(Q); 1/8 3(R), 9-10(A)
Tunnels, damaged, repair 9/4 111-117(A); 9/5 136-145(A)
U
Underground cities, secret 10/3 75-76
US ARMY TRANSPORTATION CORPS (USATC):-
Brake-van 9/2 57-58
Coaching stock 6/1 4(Q); 8/6 162-163(N)
in France, 1944-45 10/6 173-176(A)
Locomotives:- 5/3 35-49(A)
................. 2-8-2 5/4 67-68; 6/1 4(Q); 6/2 18(R); 10/5 149-150
................. 2-8-0 5/3 32, 33; 6/3 46; 9/6 154; 10/1 9-12(A); 10/2, 36(N), 41-43
................. 0-6-0T: 6/4 75(P); 6/5 86(P); 7/4 86(P); 9/5 122 (P); 10/6 158
. ...4-6-0T, World War I, in Greece 10/6 159(N)
................. Exchange with WD 9/6 153-154(N)
................. Post-war dispersal 6/1 7-11(A); 6/3 49-50(A), 51(N), 52(N); 6/4
60(Q), 75-76(N); 6/5 84(R/N) 84-86(R/A); 7/1 21(N)
. in Austria 6/4 75(P); 7/1 19-21(A);
................. in Britain 1/6 5; 6/2 17(Q), 19-20(R); 6/3 42(R), 46, 52-53(A);
7/1 4(R); 7/2 33(N); 7/3 64-66, 67; 7/5 107; 9/1 5(Q); 10/1 9-12(A)
. Despatch to France 9/1 11
. in Jamaica 6/3 51
.............. in Middle East 6/3 53-54
............... General survey (Tourret book) 6/5 93-94
. .in Greece 10/6 156-157
................. Halwill, working to 3/2 13(Q); 3/5 37(R); 3/6 48(R); 4/1 2(R); 4/2
15(R)
................. Holland, use in 7/2 46
................. in India, China, Czechoslovakia, Greece 6/4 76(N)
................. Lost at sea 6/5 82(Q)
.. observed on Continent 1/7 7-8(N); 6/4 76-77(N)
................. Return to UK 2/2 13(Q) 14; 2/4 32(R); 3/3 23(R); 9/4 90(Q); 9/5 121
(R x 2)
. in Yugoslavia 6/5 84-86(A); 7/4 86
See also Tipper Diaries
Wagons 1/3 4(Q); 1/4 3(R); 2/3 24(R); 3/1 2(R), 3; 3/2 14(R); 4/1 2(R); 7/4 86; 8/2
42-43; 9/4 90(Q); 9/6 172-173
UXBs, safety precautions 8/5 122
V
VE-Day, preparations on SR 9/1 22-23
VIDEOS with war sequences: 1/3 6; 4/4 34; 5 33; 6/3 48; 9/1 5(Q); 9/2 46-47; 9/3 62; 10/3
64(Q)
Rδder mόssen Rollen 10/6 170-172(A)
Steam at War: the Home Front 8/3 57
Steam at War: Destination Victory 9/1 3
Steam Soldiers On: -- 10/1 3
Vincent, G., Diary of Shropshire & Montgomeryshire Rly. in Wartime 9/1 14-17; 9/2
38-41; 9/3 62-66; 9/4 91-93; 9/5 121-122
VIP trains:
'ALIVE' (and 'BAYONET) 1/10 6(R); 1/12 8(R); 2/2 15(R); 4/5 43(Q); 6/2 18(R); 8/2 46
'AMERIKA' (Hitler's train) 7/2 130-131; 7/5 132
GWR saloons in 5/3 34(Q)
Hitler's and Goering's 7/5 130-131(A), 132; 8/3 76(N); 8/6 165-166(N)
'RAPIER' 1/9 4(Q); 1/10 2(Q); 1/10 4(R); 1/12 7(R); 8/6 158
Stalin's train 7/2 33-34; 8/1 17; 8/2 50-53(A)
Whitchurch Airfield, Bristol 9/1 18
W
WAGONS:-
Admiralty, Devonport 7/5 132
ammunition, WD 6/6 109(Q)
built for use on Continent, 1940 5/2 16(Q/R); 6/2 19(R)
'Burtonwood trailers' 7/4 80(Q); 7/5 108(R); 7/6 136(R)
concrete 5/1 8
Continental 5/1 7, 8-9
.. fires, Eythorne and Kineton 5/1 9
Despatch to Continent 10/5 126-130(A); 10/6 161-164(A)
edible oil 10/2 33(Q)
ferry vans/wagons 1/3 6-7; 4/2 19-20; 5/1 7-8, 8-9; 9/1 5(Q); 9/2 35(R); 10/3 64(R)
, German 10/4 118-119(N)
., live fish 10/4 109-110(N); 10/6 160(N
flak 9/3 61(Q)
gas tank, WD 10/2 39(Q); 10/3 64-65 (3 x R)
GWR, special 10/2 37-39(A); 10/6 156(N)
naval gun 6/5 99-103; 7/3 74-75; 7/5 132
nomenclature 6/6 132
nuts, 'utility' 9/6 150(Q)
'Parrot', GW 9/6 153
prefabricated 9/1 5(Q); 9/3 61(R)
Private owner 9/6 150(Q)
ramp 3/5 41-46(A); 4/2 19(N); 6/2 22-37(A)
Rectank 6/6 109(Q); 7/1 6(R)
sheets 1/3 4(Q); 1/4 4(R)
tank 1/1 4(Q/R); 1/7 9-10; 2/2 12(Q); 2/3 24(R); 5/3 46; 5/5 80; 10/1 27-28; 10/3 62
timber-framed 4/1 1(Q)
UNRRA, Czechoslovakia 6/5 83(Q)
vans on S&MR 7/3 56-57(Q); 7/4 84(R); 7/5 107(R)
Warflat/Warwell 1/3 4(Q); 1/4 3(R); 1/10 4(R); 1/11 2(R); 1/12 6(R), 7; 2/1 2(R);
2/3 23(R); 3/1 1(Q); 3/2 14(R); 4/4 33(R); 5/1 4(N); 6/2 22-37(A), 37-38(N), 41(Q); 6/6
109(Q), 111(R); 7/4 83(R); 9/5 121(Q); 10/5 126-130(A)
WD 3/2 19-20; 3/3 24-25; 4/4 37-39; 7/2 31-32; 7/3 60; 8/1 6(N); 9/1 4(Q); 9/2 35-36(R)
well, GWR 7/2 48-49(N)
Western Desert Extension Rly. 9/3 60(Q)
War damage, photographs noted:-
GWR 1/6 5(N); 1/7 5(N)
LNE (GE) 1/6 5(N)
Fratton 1/10 9(N)
Middlesbrough 1/11 5(N)
SR EMU's 4/4 32(Q); 4/5 44(R)
War damage, repair, Italy 9/3 76-82; 9/4 111-116; 9/5 136-145
War Diaries, Railway Transportation, PRO 4/1 6-11
War, morality 10/1 1-2
Wars, nomenclature 6/2 15-16
WARTIME EMERGENCY WORKS:-
Bordesley 1/11 8-10(A)
Calvert 1/8 5-8(A)
King's Cross Metropolitan 5/1 14(A)
Lydford and Launceston 5/2 24-27(A)
Northallerton 2/1 3-6(A); 2/2 19-20(A); 2/3 22(Q); 2/3 33(R)
Reading 2/1 7-10
St. Budeaux 3/1 5-6(A)
St. Mellons Inland Sorting Depot 5/4 61-66(A)
Sandy 1/8 5-7(A)
Severn Tunnel 4/4 40-41(A)
Spurs on SR for super-heavy batteries 4/2 21-22(A)
Staines Moor 1/5 7(N); 1/9 8-10; 1/11 10; 6/6 126-130(A)
Wartime Private Sidings, Peterborough Area 6/6 130-132
WD LOCOMOTIVES:-
2-8-0, Stanier 8F 5/4 67; 6/3 46; 10/4 101-102; 10/5 123; 10/6 166
Austerity 2-8-0s and 2-10-0s 2/2 15-16(Q); 5/2 27-28(A); 5/3 35(N); 5/3 50(P); 5/4
56(N); 7/1 3-4(Q/R); 9/5 121(Q); 9/6 154-155; 10/1 9-12(A); 10/2 36(N)
. in Belgium 3/2 18(P); 3/6 56(P)
. in Netherlands 7/2 46-47
. in Greece 7/6 152(N); 10/6 157(N)
. in Sweden 7/6 151-152(N)
0-6-0T: Bramley CAD 8/3 70-71(N)
. in Germany 7/2 33(N)
. Longmoor 9/2 50-51; 10/3 93-96(A); 10/4 120-122(A)
. Marchwood 10/3 65
... ex-World War One 8/1 5-6(N)
Colour slides 5/3 32(N)
Dean Goods GW 6/1 7(R), 13(N); 6/2 38(N); 6/4 79-80(A); 6/6 115-116; 7/3 61(N);
7/5 131-132(N); 8/2 40-41(N); 9/6 150(Q); 10/1 5-6(N); 10/2 33-34 (R)
Despatch to France 2/2 15(R); 7/2 35; 9/1 11; 10/2 41-43; 10/5 126-130(A); 10/6
161-164(A)
Diesel 6/1 5(R); 6/6 111-112(R); 8/1 12-13(A); 9/2 37
.., Corsham CAD 10/6 159(N)
Dispersal, Greece 6/2 20(N); 7/1 22; 9/1 27-29
., Italy 9/2 37
., Sweden 7/4 77
Disposal, Netherlands 5/2 27-28(A); 5/3 35(N); 7/2 46-47
Exchange with USATC 9/6 154
General survey (Tourret book) 6/5 93-94
Hired from other railways 1/10 2(Q); 1/11 4-5(R); 6/3 42(R); 6/4 79-80(A); 6/6 115-116;
8/4 98-104; 8/4 98-104(A); 8/6 145(N); 9/1 12; 9/3 62; see also Tipper Diaries
Location 4/2 22(N); ROD 6/4 60(Q)
Modification, Middle East 5/4 66-68(A); 6/3 54-55
Non-standard 8/4 98-104
Noted by Rev. Tipper 5/1 4-7; 5/4 58-60; 5/5 76-79; 5/6 91-96
Observed on Continent 1/7 7-8(N); 6/4 76-77(N)
Preservation 3/4 35; 7/4 77; 7/6 152; 9/1 27-29; 10/4 101-102
Return to UK 2/4 32(R); 3/3 23(R); 6/2 20(Q)
Robinson 2-8-0s 5/4 66-68(A); 9/4 91(N)
Sent to USA? -- 9/5 121(Q)
Ex-SR 4-4-2T, Longmoor 10/4 122(P)
UNRRA 6/5 83(Q)
WD to USATC 2/4 33
World War One, surviving from 9/4 95-97(A)
WD Passenger Trains 2/4 36-38; 3/1 4
........................Coaches 7/3 54-56(N); 69-73(A); 7/5 108-109(N); 8/3 63-68(A);
8/4 89-90(N), 90(N)
Whitemoor, aircraft crash 5/3 30-31
Wireless for Railway Operation 6/4 64-68(A)
Wolverhampton Stafford Road Works, wartime work at (Rev. Tipper Diaries) 5/1 4-7; 5/4
58-60; 5/5 76-79; 5/6 91-96
Woolwich Arsenal, closure 10/3 62
WORKS NEW, Infrastructure Register (see also Wartime Private Sidings):-
Introduction 6/1 13-14(A)
LMSR stations 7/4 96-101; 8/1 6(N)
LNER stations 6/2 20-22(A)
SR stations 6/1 14
Workshops, Railway, wartime use 6/2 19(R)
.................. SR, CMEE Orders, military implications 8/6 159-162(A); 9/1 12; 9/2
36-37
Workshops, mobile trains 1/3 5(Q); 1/4 4(R); 1/10 3(R); 2/2 13(R); 2/2 12(Q); 2/3
23(R); 2/4 32(R); 3/5 41-46(A); 4/4 39-40(N); 5/2 28(N); 8/1 4(R); 9/1 5-7; 10/6 154(Q)
World War One, Western Front 5/6 84(N)
'WW2', an acceptable acronym? 6/3 44(N)
Y
Yad vashem, Israel, Holocaust memorial 10/5 148-149(N)
York, air raid 9/5 123-133(A); 9/6 155-159(A); 10/3 62
Yugoslavia Railways 6/5 84(R), 84-86(N)
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