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best tacos in the area right there!

Those are dummies.. Not the real thing

Is the containment bit in the middle part of the car or does that whole pill come out of there? also, I bet they don't need to clean the snow off the full ones in the winter with that many cooling fins on there lol

That feeling when knee surgery is tomorrow.

I've wanted to see the Sarah Long bridge in the rail travel position. It's unique because the tracks are on the same deck that vehicles travel over. Transporting by rail into the shipyard is to my knowledge the only time that the automotive deck goes down to track level.

Glad we don't have those come around where I live. I don't give a damn how safe they claim they are. Surprised they even let you get that close.

moron walking between rails in front of the move

I've seen the Portsmouth Ship Yard , it is an island , wondering how they get these railcars on the island

6:34 What is the light gray thing between the couplers (bottom right of the screen)?

I believe those are empties for the spent reactors that are to be removed from the ships. The reason I say that is that there is a very special car missing that carries armed security personnel when nuclear fuel is present and being moved.

I thought pan am was bought out by CSX.

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That Mexican place is not bad.

One hell of a day.

Good ol’ Pan Am Railways 🥲

A very,very interesting catch,I'd like to see this in action one day,Thanks for sharing this with the audience.

How many rods go into a ship and submarine !

How do they get the containers off the island where the yard is? I see 2 bridges but no rail tracks

Are the thin fins along the radius of the flasks to radiate heat from the tasty radioactive innards?

With the number of people involved, you can sure tell it is a "GOVERMENT" job.

4:09: Since when do hi-rail locotractors have bells?

Very cool! Phenomenal catch! Glad i found this station. I'll be watching more.

Atomic Express

I noticed the freight engines had Pan Am logos. 😊

I was stationed at Pease Air Force Base, Portsmouth, NH, 1969 to 1974, so I have been to the Naval Shipyard, over towards Kittery, ME in those years. Thanks. 😅

My special needs son really likes speeders and is glad that even though it is called the Cotton Valley Rail Trail the rails are still intact and the trail is in certain places beside them and not over them.

Nice catch! DODX 38886 was last seen in Kittery in February 2024. DODX 38884 I have not seen before. Do you know when the two locos and the CH returned to Portsmouth? A few hours later?

Woah

Now when the nuclear waste cars are full, with high level security attached to it, is when were waiting on some jack leg Darwin Award winner to decide to turn off the crossing down onto the tracks to hit the nuclear waste cars lol.

My hometown too!

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Interesting train and very nice video. New subscriber. Greetings. Stefano

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@6:29 was that a painted smiley face? If so who or how did someone get that close to put that on?

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Thankfully not Norfolk Southern.

Shame the Boss “driver” didn’t use proper crossing signals.

dammit! i really wanted to hump that railcar.

Nice catch of what i imagine is a pretty rare shunting vehicle

Where did those cars come from?

PLEASE, Don't let the "loonies" know about this !!! Can see the protesters now !!

What's up with the utility poles in the background at the beginning of the video?

I don't think there's any fuel in those M130 cars...otherwise there'd be security at the back of the train. Very cool catch though.

Sweet awesome catch

There's always a buffer car on H.M. trains

at 4:43, white device in coupler, a coupler spacer? and why is it being used?

Did the voice at 5:45 really say, "Let me know, you've got six good toes."🤔❓

son of a gun. I aint never seen such a thing.

Interesting little critter from the navy