2007 Historically Speaking - 1944 Troop Train Wreck
As published in The Oak Ridger's Historically Speaking column
Written by:  David Ray Smith

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2007 Historically Speaking - 1944 Troop Train Wreck is published by SmithDRay Web Pages in limited quantity.  The cost is $24.95 for color version (including shipping within the USA). This book contains 12 stories featuring the history of the Jellico Troop Train Wreck on July 6, 1944 as published in the weekly Historically Speaking column of The Oak Ridger newspaper.  Click here to order your copy of 2007 Historically Speaking - 1944 Troop Train Wreck. Instructions will be provided by return e-mail.

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Table of Contents  Introduction July 6, 1944: Oak Ridge responds to a troop train wreck  1944 train wreck drew quick Oak Ridge response Oak Ridge military reports on 1944 troop train wreck, Part I Oak Ridge military reports on 1944 troop train wreck, Part 2 Tidwell first responder at 1944 troop train wreck Bus driver transported ‘dead and alive’ troops Locomotive No. 418's steam dome Causes of the 1944 troop train wreck, Part I Causes of the 1944 troop train wreck, Part 2 Oak Ridge and the Red Cross, Part 1  Oak Ridge and the Red Cross, Part 2  Oak Ridge and the Red Cross, Part 3

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