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Scientific American
November 2006 |
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Big Shifts Underway in Transportation Many manufacturing companies anticipate major increases in rail usage. |
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April 2010
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National Defense
August 2005
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Army Seeking $34 Billion For New, Upgraded Truck Senior Army officials have okayed a $34 billion plan to refurbish the service's truck fleet. Between now and 2018, the Army would acquire 70,000 new vehicles and upgrade more than 200,000 from the existing inventory. |
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National Defense
February 2010
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