Several US Army Bradley Infantry Fighting Vehicles were left abandoned on rail cars in the American Southwest- inconveniently located smack dab in the middle of a railroad crossing.
The IFVs, believed to belong to the Fort Hood-based 2nd Brigade Combat Team of the 1st Cavalry, were discovered by local resident Kenneth Ramos, who could not get to work due to the road blockage.
“I don’t know where the rest of the train is,” he said. “But I think they forgot something.”
Ramos later reported that the BNSF Railway Company later “rolled back” to collect the train cars and take the Bradleys to their destination.
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