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andy-hamilton87 — 12 years ago(December 31, 2013 09:16 AM)

How did the people at Moscow know to derail the train? And who builds track that leads to a ravine?

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very good - thanks very much.

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The track doesn't lead anywhere it is a side spur that terminates. The directive from Moscow was not because they knew about the creature; when Captain Kazan failed to report, they must have assumed that the train carried subversive elements, revolutionaries and without a force available in the hinterlands with which to engage them, wanted the train destroyed.
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