The Museum’s Rail Pavilion is an outdoor exhibit space housing over 35 of our collection of Trains and Heavy Equipment Transporters. Highlights include the 2-8-0 Series locomotive (Number 607) which is the last steam engine operated by the Army and the Berlin Duty Car. The pavilion is also home to the full lineup of Heavy Equipment Transporters, the trucks designed to haul the Army’s armored vehicles, like the Dragon Wagon of World War II fame.

A view of a few of the vehicles in the U.S. Army Transportation Museum Rail Pavilion.

Steam locomotive Number 607, the last Army Locomotive in active service on display at the U.S. Army Transportation Museum

The Deutsche Bahn passenger car from the Berlin Duty Train, which was donated to the U.S. Army Transportation Museum after the Cold War.

The famed “Dragon Wagon” Armored Vehicle recovery and transport vehicle for World War II on display at the U.S. Army Transportation Museum.