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The loudest air horn in use on American railroads today is the Nathan K5LLA, a 5 chime air horn standard on EMD SD70ACe/M-2 locomotives.

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The loudest air horn in use on American railroads today is the Nathan K5LLA, a 5 chime air horn standard on EMD SD70ACe/M-2 locomotives.

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EMD FT was created in 1939.

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The CN fleetas of 2007 consists of 1548 locomotives, most of which are products of either General Motors' Electro-Motive Division (EMD), or General Electric/GE Transportation Systems.

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The loudest air horn in use on American railroads today is the Nathan K5LLA, a 5 chime air horn standard on EMD SD70ACe/M-2 locomotives.

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The locomotives in the runaway train themselves (the red units) are General Electric AC4400's. The Locomotives used by the protagonists (the blue units) are older Electro-Motive Division (GM) SD-40-2's.

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