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... train . moves on to " spark " another area . Some sixty - odd trains have been supplied , and the Soviets have put them to good use , particularly in the Donets Basin . The trains were designed to operate on low- grade Soviet coal . To ...
... train . moves on to " spark " another area . Some sixty - odd trains have been supplied , and the Soviets have put them to good use , particularly in the Donets Basin . The trains were designed to operate on low- grade Soviet coal . To ...
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... trains can't haul such heavy loads as in the dry season . On European trains the drawbars in the car couplings can stand less strain than ours . That limits the weight of trains . We had to know the pulling capacity of locomotives ...
... trains can't haul such heavy loads as in the dry season . On European trains the drawbars in the car couplings can stand less strain than ours . That limits the weight of trains . We had to know the pulling capacity of locomotives ...
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... Trains carried almost all of them - many of them time after time . More than a million a month are riding the trains right now . And trains successfully handled the even bigger job of carrying nine - tenths of the mountains of material ...
... Trains carried almost all of them - many of them time after time . More than a million a month are riding the trains right now . And trains successfully handled the even bigger job of carrying nine - tenths of the mountains of material ...
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