the Davenport, Vulcan and Whitcomb production saw overseas service, but some survived to World War II on United States military bases including Fort Benning, Georgia, Fort Sill, Oklahoma, Fort Benjamin Harrison, Indiana, Fort Dix, New Jersey and an arsenal in Alabama. Russian equipment During the First World War Russia used both French Decauville and gauge systems. More than of narrow gauge trench railways were built during the war. Kolomna Locomotive Works built 0-6-0T locomotives (I, N, R, T series). 70 locomotives were purchased from ALCO. Baldwin Locomotive Works built 350 seven-tonne 6-wheel gasoline mechanical locomotives for Russia's gauge in 1916. See also Decauville Feldbahn Heeresfeldbahn War Department Light Railways Light railways Military cableways in the First World War Military railways Voie Sacrée References Bibliography External links Military railways Military logistics of World War I 600 mm gauge railways 750 mm gauge railways