Consecutively numbered KCS SD50s 709 and 708 lead train No. 53 which is seen here at Louisa Street within sight of its final destination CSX Gentilly Yard.
The southbound stone train seen at Gentry is in the siding at Siloam Springs. It has cut the train for the crossings, so is not going anywhere soon. At least the light is better today.
Southbound stone train splits the signals at South Gentry as it heads for Siloam Springs to tie up.
Usually the province of third tier power-and this train is not immune from that, as you can see by the SD50-sometimes they get better than their station would merit, such as this UP road unit that must have been hijacked off something more important. Approaching Davidson Rd under a cloud.
This OLS unit was trailing on a stone train at Gentry.
708 trailing south
KCS Knoche Yard
The Operation Lifesaver unit is KCS 708
The Operation Lifesaver unit is KCS 708
Knoche Yard
a pair of grey KCS units keep an ex-ATSF SD40-2 company
two KCS locos share the fuel racks with an ex-ATSF SD40-2...
KCS SD50 708 and SD40-2 648 at Neosho, Missouri on December 8, 1992, Kodachrome by Chuck Zeiler.
The conductor has stepped off to throw switches before this clean SD50 gets under way. The Operation Lifesaver graphics fit this scheme.
KCS 708 MSRC 1019 Shreveport Yard
One of several SD50 in storage at Pittsburg, KS. 708 is the only NCS motor marked with the Operation Life Saver crossing gate emblem.
West Yard
KCS Eastbound Intermodal Train I- LZJA passing through Ada, La.
A long line of KCS Gray power was spotted in the yard, including SD50's and SD40-3's. Sure was a sad site to see all this old power sitting around. I'm guessing the stored units numbered 20-25 at the old shop.
Rail train waits in the siding at Page for a southbound. Check out all of the snow on the mountain!!
one of the few bought new SD50 KCS owns has Operation Lifesaver graphics.
08-709 push Train 91 headed by 649 up Rich Mountain.
KCS Eastbound Intermodal Train I- LZJA rumbles through Ada, La. with a single KCS Operation Lifesaver SD50 for power