File:Damage to WDTX 1402 (1).jpg

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English: The damaged equipment was stored at the nearby military base, Joint Base Lewis-McChord (JBLM). Under the direction of the NTSB, Siemen’s engineers examined the locomotive in January 2018. They reported there were no visual separations of the corner and collision posts, or visual separations or ruptures of the welded seams. Both side entry doors of the engineer’s cab and the machine room access door were operable. The underframe was locally deformed, but the structural condition was intact. The crash energy management (CEM) features in the front and rear coupler was not activated. Both trucks and their retention mechanisms remained intact and attached to the locomotive. The fuel tank and the fuel tank inlet were not compromised because of this derailment.
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NTSB Report, Amtrak Passenger Train 501 Derailment DuPont, Washington

December 18, 2017, https://purl.fdlp.gov/GPO/gpo122320
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