Music that starts at the beginning of the video (0:00) is "Precious Earth" by David Snell, from the album "Panorama." Music at 5:48 is "Large Scale" by the same artist, on the same album.

2:40 Name of this music is "Appalachian Mountains" by David Snell, from the album "Panorama." 5:24 is "Great Achievements" by the same artist, from the same album.

8:12 Name of this music is "Spirit of America" by John Cameron, from the album "Panorama."

I love the whistle used in the beginning and end of this show. it is epic and scary but not as epic as Big Boy's whistle. And the 1926 General makes me reimagine it into a Dave Hood There Goes A Train version of it's train scenes.

1:19 This chuffing sound would be used in Thomas & The Magic Railroad

9:43 beautiful whistle

For my Grandpa Pappy (Robert Lynch Sr) and his brother Harry (who served in North Africa; fighting the Afrika Korps) And my great uncle Bud, who served as a Quartermaster in the Nav on the Pac side in WW2. Served myself in the early 2000's. (Ended as an E-5, OS2 (SW). Hope it was enough!)

I can't find this full episode "Rommels Last Stand". Is it titled something else? It's season 1 episode 2 in Patton 360. All of the playlists are missing it.

By the way: the soundtrack at the end, starting around 8:00, is "Land Of The Free" by John Cameron, from the Panorama album dated 1989. Most of the music tracks from this documentary can be found on that same album. You can find it on KZbin.

"The of steam is past. It will never be recaptured, no more than a dream. But like the best and most beautiful dreams, we remember it long after it is gone." That quote with the music and lonesome, mournful whistle gives me goosebumps every time. It's so profound, and brings a tear to the eye. Being a train enthusiast is truly the greatest hobby in the world.

The Father and Son at the end is so endearing, as they wave, and I always will cry. Steam trains are gone now, and they will not be back, but they will never be forgotten. And, I am thankful for the time I was able to have with me Dad!!!

NOW ADD THE CHOIR THAT SING THE PANZER SONG THAT WAS HELL OF A GOOD MOVIE

Early KZbin. No dumb music, excessive hype or click bate.

This is true nostalgia!

I did not know that Mercury was red that instead of chrome ._.

Great sound for a i6!

Aint gonna lie man, these carbureted v6's sound pretty beefy, especially at idle. Its really raspy too but the rasp might just be because of the flowmaster. But dang does the sound make me wanna build one!

Awesome Score.

My late grandfather used to have this movie.

It was one of the best time periods in America, ended hastily by horribly timed(idiotic) government overregulation.

It would be a better video if you run this garbage off a bridge.... You will be doing it a favor also...

I love how you can clearly see that they just repeated lines from the Union Pacific flim "last of the giants" and pretty much copied it

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Man it's been so long since I've watched this since a kid and it still gets me happy

Sounds like a gat dang tractor motor.

Epic. Imagine that music playing while you look for a seat. That's cinema at its finest.

What happened afterwards? Was humanity's knowledge expanded exponentionally, or what? Does this mean the Federation/Starfleet has a 100,000 year leap forward, and total supremecy in the Alpha Quadrant, nay the whole Milky Way? We want to know!

I remember watching this video back when I was a young child.

Anyone know what the Western movie at 2:05 starring Sierra Railway #3 was? I know the one following it before the World War I reels was 1955's _Rage at Dawn_ starring Randolph Scott.

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God I love the Milwaukee road! It’s so cool seeing the 4-4-2 and 4-6-4 operating amongst each other

"It will never be recaptured." And yet, even now, you can still see Big Boy, now fired on oil instead of coal, steaming down the rails. You can still yet hear the bellow of his whistle. Technology brought Big Boy into the modern age. The snorting iron horse still runs the rails. We'll never bring back the full glory of the Golden Age of Steam, but the engines still run the rails, with excellent engineers who have studied and practiced the craft.

I watched this when i was little! 🥹 brings back memories

Very seldom do I ever cry at any piece of media. But the ending of this film always sends a tear down my face. How I wish I could’ve been around to see when steam ruled the high iron

Forget the 4K upgrade. Anything beyond this exterior of V'Ger is just redundant, as far as I'm concerned.

I’ve found a gazillion great new ways to do some imaginative play and creative play within my artwork and my favorite childish things to do as an adult.

I’ve got some neat ways to do creative and imaginative play “any preposition” my book’s pages/artwork/pictures/drawings/pics/masterpieces/paintings with some really cool animations, special effects, designs and graphics along with childish things i will do again more childlike and of course autism and Dallas of you please. •play with toys/play games •order off a children’s menu at the restaurant •every now and then keep the kids’ things •have people in my family with vintage childhood and hair (my family, my glasses, my hair and my childhood) •be/play fair •take turns and share •do my share •have fun •be on my best behavior •sometimes get what i want and have my own way •do all i can to break/know bad habits without being told and try not to do anything wrong again •read books (the ones made for reading) and join in story-time somewhat before bedtime •enjoy all of my wonderful talents •use my imagination that has autism just like me •share my autistic creativity for lots of childlike fun •make everything i love childlike (do and say what’s more childlike) •try to be less talkative/mouthy/loquacious/chatty because these adjectives can cause me to hurt myself or/and others •color/draw/outline/sketch/doodle/do activities/play games on/in activity/coloring books/pages to keep myself/my hands, mouth, mind and body active/busy and To entertain/distract myself with some Clever disguises •inspire my amazing autistic architecture •spend time at/visit/go to fun places in downtown Dallas/the city of Dallas most times at night so i could see all the colorful lights shining and flashing in the nighttime sky. •some of the time learn to overcome my problems, understand my mood or/and deal/cope with my emotions/feelings so I’ll take good care of myself and not get fat/weigh a hundred pounds/carbs/calories which I’m finally getting used to. •”anything or parts of speech” my feelings, my temper, my autism and other stuff my mind’ll get on during day which may/might make me feel bad but help me do what’s right/age appropriate (some of the time do and say what’s little child or more adult) •show a million bazillion silly habits/reactions/behaviors/manners •create/make some fashion models/designs •pop bubble wraps •have even more childlike fun within my very own fun stuff/things at home and at other places •positivity about finishing school and work/the transition program which is pretty much different from/than regular schools but is actually a job skills training thing. •tell how i feel with good things/stuff i realize and come up with messages that say funny/important/good/nice things about anything my mind gets on •make funny noises/sounds/voices with old childhood memories •remember everything from when i was a young girl •surf the web/net and party plan at the same time and then find other ways to do rest of my party planning •watch TV and movies anywhere i want and anytime i like especially online, on actual television, on demand, on VHS, On DVD and/or on any kind of app using an iPhone/a cell phone or an iPad or maybe an apple computer/laptop/laptop computer •be all kinds of community helpers with autism •tell how I’m really feeling when reading my body book/book about sexual abuse aka “it’s perfectly normal” And then my mom will let me and my character pal Hiro Hamada do sexual body stuff in my room all alone with the door shut/closed so people don’t see us naked/our privates/private parts/areas/sex organs including the vagina, penis, foreskin, public hair, clitoris and/or testicles while winning the masturbating/sex organ/private/private area/part enjoying/rubbing/touching/feeling/massaging/“know when genders masturbate” contest •sleep in and be taken good care of because I’m all finished/done with school and the transition program. •creatively/imaginatively/artistically understand a gazillion makings and histories of so many children’s things within the FAQ. •become an ambassador for autism

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I'm really loving the buildup of steam and power on the Milwaukee Road's Kuhler F7 4-6-4 there from 1:18 to 2:05. You really get the sense she's unstoppable as she sets out for Chicago from the Twin Cities or vice versa.

I didnt realize the still made these in 1980. I thought the Escort replaced it by then.

8:55 108 is a 2-6-2 prairie. 192? Built. Ex Conway scenic RR steamer. Last ran in 86-87ish due to lack of tractive effort. Too small for the railroad. Stored in Texas with unknown plans.

wow this video is so old

Omg it's so cool 😳

Good music for war movie at anytime

Name of the first soundtrack?

Name of the track at the ending before the credits?

The Golden Age Of Steam Had Came to An End..