Article describes effective organization and methods employed in Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad in 1939, in which gang of 125 men relayed average of about 20,000 ft of rail each working day during entire rail laying season, lasting several months.
Rail laying gang on Rock Island relays a mile a day
Ry Eng Maintenance
Railway Engineering and Maintenance ; 36 , n 5
1940
Article (Journal)
English
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