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The '''Montana Derailment Crisis''' was a railway accident that occured on {{Start date|1976|7|24}}, in the {{wp|Rocky Mountains}}, {{wp|Montana}}, when a CGTR train being led by engine #4417, a {{wp|ALCO C630}}, would be struck by a landslide, resulting in all 3 crew members being killed.
The '''Montana Derailment Crisis''' was a railway accident that occured on {{Start date|1976|7|24}}, in the {{wp|Rocky Mountains}}, {{wp|Montana}}, when a CGTR train being led by engine #4417, a {{wp|ALCO C630}}, would be struck by a landslide, resulting in the deaths of all 3 crew members&mdash;[[Gabriel Santiago]], [[Rebecca Lloyd]], and [[William McBride]].


This event is seen as the catalyst of the [[CGTR Safety Strikes of 1976]],
This event is seen as the catalyst of the [[CGTR Safety Strikes of 1976]],

Revision as of 20:46, 4 March 2024

Montana Derailment Crisis
Details
Date24 July 1976; 48 years ago (1976-07-24)
11:47 AM
LocationRocky Mountains, Montana
Country United States
OperatorCentral Gateway Turtle Railroad
Incident typeDerailment
CauseLandslide
Statistics
Trains1
Crew3
Deaths3
Damage1 ALCO C630

The Montana Derailment Crisis was a railway accident that occured on July 24, 1976 (1976-07-24), in the Rocky Mountains, Montana, when a CGTR train being led by engine #4417, a ALCO C630, would be struck by a landslide, resulting in the deaths of all 3 crew members—Gabriel Santiago, Rebecca Lloyd, and William McBride.

This event is seen as the catalyst of the CGTR Safety Strikes of 1976,