Berlin Duty Train Two-Tone Coffee Mug
Berlin Duty Train - In late 1945, the Army Transportation Corps established the Berlin Duty Train as a method of transporting in and out of the Allied sectors of Berlin and West Germany. The U.S. had a total of four passenger trains that traveled from Frankfurt and Bremerhaven to Berlin, and vice versa. Each train consisted of three compartmentalized sleeping cars, an escort car, and a mail and freight car. The Soviets allowed 16 to 19 trains a day to travel to West Berlin.
$17.55
