Post by d7666 on Mar 4, 2012 15:51:40 GMT
Is there any info available on the aircraft components factory railway in World War II using the tunnels between Leytonstone and Newbury Park.
It is the extent and rolling stock especially locomotives (assuming they were locos) and operations of the 18" narrow gauge railways in each tunnel I am interested in, not the more well known stuff about additional vent shafts nor what the factory actually did, and so on.
This subject may well be covered in a book, but if so I have not seen it.
Or in another thread on this site, but when I use search on this site and input "factory" and / or "aircraft" keywords with assorted selections of "Leystonstone" and / or "Newbury Park" I get this error: << This page took too long to generate and has been stopped. A log of this error has been reported to ProBoards Support. >>
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Nick
It is the extent and rolling stock especially locomotives (assuming they were locos) and operations of the 18" narrow gauge railways in each tunnel I am interested in, not the more well known stuff about additional vent shafts nor what the factory actually did, and so on.
This subject may well be covered in a book, but if so I have not seen it.
Or in another thread on this site, but when I use search on this site and input "factory" and / or "aircraft" keywords with assorted selections of "Leystonstone" and / or "Newbury Park" I get this error: << This page took too long to generate and has been stopped. A log of this error has been reported to ProBoards Support. >>
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Nick
