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trains were still using Electromotive Division(EMD) E Series and F Series units which were holdovers from the Burlington Northern and Chicago & North Western Railroads
They are believed to have four battleships
To provide support for ground troops
The Blue Flame survives today and is on permanent exhibition at the Auto and Technik Museum Sinsheim in Germany
It didn't enter service until December of 1944 so it didn't have a chance to make a major impact
English Electric Lightning F.2A - "Top Of The World" Blue Flame trains were still using ElectromotivePowered by two Rolls Royce Avon turbojet engines arranged in a unique vertical, staggered configuration the Lightning was known for its exceptional rate of climb, service ceiling and speed. Capable of Mach 2 speeds, the Lightning was also known for its incredible speed. The Lightning was designed to reach high altitude as quickly as possible in order to intercept enemy bombers. It excelled at this quality and was a superb interceptor aircraft. In a
