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345: 643: 20: 198:. The sabotage was discovered after the bridge rocked noticeably as a slow moving morning passenger train came to rest across the bridge after braking for, and striking aside, warning sleepers laid across the track. Police believed it was an attempt to intimidate open-cast mine-workers who were not on strike. 25: 24: 22: 26: 531: 23: 260:
2024: On April 22nd, a BNSF coal train derails and collides with a freight car on a siding after a switch was intentionally misaligned in Bennett, Nebraska. The impact was caught on camera.
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1982: An NJDOT commuter train crashes into a pasta factory in Fair Lawn, New Jersey, killing the engineer. Four youths who tampered with the switch were charged.
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sympathizers destroyed nine railroad bridges in East Tennessee, on the orders of President Lincoln. The bridges were quickly rebuilt.
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Both ISIL and Al Qaeda have advocated for rail sabotage and have published detailed instructions for how to commit such acts.
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Sabotage must be distinguished from more blatant methods of disruption (e.g., blowing up a train, train robbery).
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network. This includes both acts designed only to hinder or delay as well as acts designed to actually destroy a
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officer, was discovered plotting to derail a Union passenger train and executed the following year.
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Coal, Class & Community: The United Mineworkers of New Zealand, 1880-1960
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sabotaged trains and attempted to extort money to prevent sabotaging more.
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that control track operations was a common method of sabotage during the
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published by OSS during World War 2 describes tactics for rail sabotage
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from March 8, 9 and 10 1944 of derailment tests done on the
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Index

Camp Claiborne
Claiborne-Polk Military Railroad
World War 2
sabotage
rail transport
train
relay cabinets
2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine
East Tennessee bridge burnings
Union
John Yates Beall
Confederate Navy
20th Century Limited derailment
New York Central Railroad
20th Century Limited
Vanceboro bridge bombing
Saint Croix–Vanceboro Railway Bridge
1939 City of San Francisco derailment
Thamshavn Line sabotage
transformer
Thamshavn Line
German occupation
Huntly rail bridge bombing
Huntly, New Zealand
industrial dispute
Palo Verde derailment
Palo Verde, Arizona
Jaunpur train crash
Rafiganj train wreck
Bihar

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