Story of the Southern USA Tanks

by Howard Sprenger

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The USA class tank engines were the last American-built steam engines to see service on the railways of Britain. Originally conceived during the dark yearsof World War II, these dependable little workhorses went on well past their intended life span of five years, doing sterling service in Southampton Docks until the end of steam.… (more)