300 Washington Blvd, Fort Eustis Brown Bag Lecture Series ...Brown Bag Lecture Series 2nd Wednesday...

The lecture will discuss the anniversaries of both the Transcontinental Railroad and Fort Eustis Railway and the signiﬁcant events in rail history that each contributed to the United States and the U.S. Army. Come learn the entertaining history of two great railroads; one that linked the nation and one that defends the nation. and the Golden Spike May 8, 2019 11:30am U.S. Army Transportation Museum Regimental Room 300 Washington Blvd, Fort Eustis Brown Bag Lecture Series 2nd Wednesday each month- ‘Save The Date’ About Billy Grimes Billy Grimes is the railway operations manager for the Fort Eustis - Utility Rail. He has over ten years working on the railroad as a brakeman, conductor, and engineer. He grew up as an Air Force dependent and has a great appreciation for the military and its history. He is an expert on the Army Rail system and how important the Transcontinental Railroad was to our nation’s security. He is well connected to the rail community both Army and civilian. U.S. Army Rail

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Page 1: 300 Washington Blvd, Fort Eustis Brown Bag Lecture Series ...Brown Bag Lecture Series 2nd Wednesday each month- ‘Save The Date’ About Billy Grimes Billy Grimes is the railway operations

The lecture will discuss the anniversaries of both the Transcontinental Railroad and Fort Eustis Railway and the significant events in rail history that each contributed to the United States and the U.S. Army.

Come learn the entertaining history of two great railroads; one that linked the nation and one that defends the nation.

and the Golden SpikeMay 8, 2019 11:30am

U.S. Army Transportation Museum Regimental Room300 Washington Blvd, Fort Eustis

Brown Bag Lecture Series2nd Wednesday each month- ‘Save The Date’

About Billy GrimesBilly Grimes is the railway operations manager for the Fort Eustis - Utility Rail. He has over ten years working on the railroad as a brakeman, conductor, and engineer. He grew up as an Air Force dependent and has a great appreciation for the military and its history. He is an expert on the Army Rail system and how important the Transcontinental Railroad was to our nation’s security. He is well connected to the rail community both Army and civilian.

U.S. Army Rail