This book is a technical reference guide for railroad engineers and construction workers. It provides detailed instructions and formulae for the design and construction of railroad turnouts, and includes practical and accurate tables for use in the field. It is an essential resource for anyone involved in the construction and maintenance of railroads.
A vivid account of the engineering accomplishments of American engineers in France during World War I. The book covers in detail the logistical challenges of overseeing the construction of railroads, bridges, and other infrastructure in the midst of war. Parsons provides a unique perspective on how the United States contributed to the war effort and helped shape modern Europe.