Every Union Pacific Diesel Locomotive Reviewed in 11 Words or less-Part 1| 1934-1998 (REUPLOAD).
The original video had some errors that I fixed once I got around to it. It was premiered on January 11, 2025. #Andrewrailabammers #TheRocketCityRailfan #UnionPacific #train #diesel #locomotive #railroad #history #preservation #innovation #technology #11 #20thcentury #10wordsorless #EMD #GE #ALCO #BLW #FM Every Diesel Locomotive from the Union Pacific Mark 1(third Union Pacific Railroad), built and bought before the finalization of the merger with the Southern Pacific in 1996, and into 1998. Follow me on Instagram: / andrew_al_bammers Check out my second channel: / @andrewbts1226 My Deviant Art: https://www.deviantart.com/ak80urails... My discord server: / discord Check out my Patreon Page: / andrewrailabammers 0:00-2:42 Lengthy intro 2:43-4:20 Passenger Units 4:21-5:32 Switchers 5:33-8:21 Road Switchers 8:22-12:34 Freight Units 12:35-14:47 Lengthy Outro

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