Second Generation Emus - John Jackson

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Résumé :
John Jackson, a lifelong transport enthusiast, opted for early retirement at the turn of the Millennium - and swapped the rat race for the rail tracks. Since then, he has travelled extensively on the British rail network with his camera as a constant companion. He continues to compile a photographic collection reflecting the UK rail industry that already extends to tens of thousands of images. He also has an interest in the history of his local county of Bedfordshire and John and his wife Jenny, together with their trusty cameras, have spent hundreds of hours meandering around their home county visiting each one of the parishes in the county, recording the churches....

Biographie:
John Jackson, a lifelong transport enthusiast, opted for early retirement at the turn of the Millennium - and swapped the rat race for the rail tracks. Since then, he has travelled extensively on the British rail network with his camera as a constant companion. He continues to compile a photographic collection reflecting the UK rail industry that already extends to tens of thousands of images. He also has an interest in the history of his local county of Bedfordshire and John and his wife Jenny, together with their trusty cameras, have spent hundreds of hours meandering around their home county visiting each one of the parishes in the county, recording the churches....

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A detailed look at the history and technology of second-generation electric multiple units (EMUs) in Britain from the mid-1970s to the present day.

This book explores the evolution of EMUs in the UK, from the introduction of the Class 313 to the latest models. It covers the various classes of EMUs, their technical specifications, and their role in the country's railway system. Discover the impact of railway electrification and privatisation on the development of passenger trains.

Perfect for railway enthusiasts, transportation professionals, and anyone interested in the history and technology of trains in Britain. Learn about the design, operation, and future of these essential components of the UK's rail network.