Baggage wagons carried nothing but entrenching tools, cooking utensils and officers' baggage.
They arrived in 278 B.C., 20,000 of them, including provisioners and merchants as well as their families, in a caravan of 2,000 baggage wagons.
On circus day the train arrived with its stockcars, perhaps with elephant trunks probing outside openings, and a long line of flatcars loaded with red baggage wagons, pole wagons, bandwagons, tableaux, chariots, the steam boiler wagon, and canvas-covered wild-animal cages.
In the Battle of the Monongahela, the denouement of the campaign and a bitter defeat for the British, Boone narrowly escaped death when the baggage wagons were assaulted by Indian troops.
The worker population included both 'ramp' workers who loaded, unloaded, de-iced and maneuvered aircraft, as well as 'sorting' workers who packed luggage into cargo containers, unloaded luggage onto the arrivals belt, and drove baggage wagons.
The post-shift questionnaire also asked workers to report information on the duration of tasks performed and postures assumed during their shift, as well as what assistive equipment, such as conveyor belts and baggage wagons, they had used during their shift.
George D. Grant, who headed the rescue party, reported to President Young: At Devil's Gate the rescue party unloaded the baggage carried in the wagons of the Hodgett and Hunt wagon companies that had been following the Martin Company so the wagons could be used to transport the weakest emigrants.
In the event, they know her more than that: Lambert basks in the audience's love as she swaggers through numbers like Little Red Wagon and Baggage Claim.
Their baggage included a Buick station wagon, nicknamed "The Blue Flash".
First came an appalling mix-up in the muddy streets of Corinth, where the 9,000-man 9,000-manthe corpsderate Gen. Leofidas Polk was encamped witheall its wagons, animals and baggage.
