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"From 1925 to 1928, GE was a partner in a 3-way consortium. Ingersoll-Rand built the engines, Alco assembled the bodies, and GE furnished the electrical equipment. In the 1930's, GE developed a wide range of switching locomotives, using a variety of engines of various manufacture". While GE continued to be the exclusive electrical supplier for Alco, it began to develop its own line of heavy locomotives, and in 1960 introduced the U25B"⁽¹⁾.

"GE began building small, diesel electric, 20-25 ton locomotives in 1938. Between 1938 and 1974, 550 locomotives in the 20-50 ton size range had been built. In 1956, GE sold the under-25T business to Rogers Brothers of Albion PA; but continued to offer 25 ton and larger industrial locomotives ⁽²⁾

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Am Rolling Mill Co 65T GE-Cummings #747, 500hp	SCOP(Mexico) GE 65T, Cooper-Bessemer GN eng	USA 65T II-A1 #7173, blt 1942, cn15629 Don Ross	Detroit Connecting GE 65T II-A1 #4, 2004 Rob Barry
Northwestern Oklahoma GE 65T II-A2 #3, Woodward, OK 2001 Mike Woodruff	Archer Daniels Midland Co GE 65T II-A2 , Alton IL 1986 Kermit Geary Jr	CASS GE 65T II-A2 #21, Cass WV Werner Anschutz
Vulcan Materials GE65T II-A3 , Wichita, KS 2002 Nick Harvey-Phillips	Toppenish, Simcoe & Western GE 65T II-A3 #12, blt 1942 ex-Puget Sound Navy12 Alan Woolf	Roblin Steel GE 65T II-B w/clerestory #R-3, North Tonawanda NY 1973 Doug Kroll	Arizona Grain GE 65T II-B #46 w/clearstory on hoods, ex Spreckles Sugar 5948 Tom Fassett
Horry County GE 65T II-B #109, 1986 Conway SC Ralph Thompson	Moshassuck Valley GE 65T II-B #9, Lincoln RI 1969, blt 1943 17890 George Elwood	SIRT GE 65T II-B #184, St George, Staten Is NY 1948, nee184 ex194 blt1943, to PPG	Bartlett Mill GE 65T II-B #T724, Statesville NC 2005, blt 1943 cn17862, ex RJ Reynolds, exx USN 65-00548, exxx USA7876, nee Raritan Arsenal Bill Blomgren
Canadian Refractories Ltd 65T III-A2 #1 , cn30807 Steve Timko	SCEC GE 65T Phase III-B1 #95 Š Gary Stuebben	Middletown and Hummelstown GE 65T III-B3 #2, Middletown PA1995 Tom Wolfgang	106 Milwaukee Solvay Coke Co. GE 65T III-B3 #106 , cn31331 1952, Milwaukee WI 1952 Don Ross
USMC GE 65T II-C #152408 Tom Fassett	Becker Sand & Gravel GE 65T II-C #40, Cash SC - 1983 ŠWarren Calloway	YOLO GE 65T (IV, 70t) #50, Woodland CA 2002, ex Spreckles Sugar 420 , blt 1962 34582 nee 5920 Rob Jacox	Pittsburgh Intermodal Terminals GE GE 65T IV-B1 #3 , Ambridge PA - 2002, blt 67 cn36057, nee AO Smith TX ŠMark Hoeller
Toledo Edison GE 65T IV-B1 #2,Harbor View, OH 2002, cn36056 Pat Huemmer	Hyman-Michaels(Azcon) GE 65T steeple cab clerestory , Alton IL scrap Yd 1986 ŠKermit Geary Jr.-GS	Houston P&L GE SL65, blt 1982 cn1	USA GE 65T drop cab #1368, Ft Eustis VA 1952 Don Ross
Peck Recylcing GE 65T end cab, Richmond, VA 1991, ex Maryland Slag 8, blt 1949 cn30046 Russell Underwood

⁽¹⁾ Marre, Lewis, "Diesel Locomotives: The First 50 Years",Kalmbach Publishing Co. ©1995 ISBN 0-89024-258-5
⁽²⁾ Eakin, James S., "Critters Vol 2", Railhead Publications. ©1999 ISBN 0-912113-0
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