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Troop sleeper

In United States railroad terminology, a troop sleeper was a railroad passenger car which had been constructed to serve as something of a mobile barracks (essentially, a sleeping car) for transporting troops over distances sufficient to require overnight accommodations. This method allowed part of the trip to be made overnight, reducing the amount of…

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Troop sleeper

Nodes46
Edges45
Triples64
Avg. degree1.96
Density0.043478
Components1

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related to background · 25
Troop sleeper → ACF, Along, American Car, American Railroads, As, Association, Atchison, Between December, Defense Transportation, Foundry, In, June, Maritime Commission, Office, Pullman Company, Pullman Company's, Pullman Green, Santa Fe, Santa Fe Railway's, Southern Pacific
related to Sources · 16
Troop sleeper → Bill, Classic Trains, Express Reefer, Hediger, Jim, John, Marty, McGuirk, Model Railroader, Patrick, Pearce, Signor, The Warbonnet, Troop, Troop Sleepers, Wider
related to Afterlife and preservation · 15
Troop sleeper → Army Transportation Corps, B-52, Defense, Department, Guard Cars, KC-135, None, Several Kitchen Cars, Strategic Air Command's, Subsequent, Today, Tourist Sleeper, Tourist Sleepers, Troop, United States
related to Troop kitchens · 8
Troop sleeper → Army, Army-standard, As, Each, The, There, Troop, US-gallon

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Troop sleeperrelated to Afterlife and preservationTroop0.60section
Troop sleeperrelated to Afterlife and preservationArmy Transportation Corps0.60section
Troop sleeperrelated to Afterlife and preservationNone0.60section
Troop sleeperrelated to Afterlife and preservationTourist Sleeper0.60section
Troop sleeperrelated to Afterlife and preservationTourist Sleepers0.60section
Troop sleeperrelated to Afterlife and preservationSeveral Kitchen Cars0.60section
Troop sleeperrelated to Afterlife and preservationDepartment0.60section
Troop sleeperrelated to Afterlife and preservationDefense0.60section
Troop sleeperrelated to Afterlife and preservationGuard Cars0.60section
Troop sleeperrelated to Afterlife and preservationStrategic Air Command's0.60section
Troop sleeperrelated to Afterlife and preservationB-520.60section
Troop sleeperrelated to Afterlife and preservationKC-1350.60section

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