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MULTIPLE IDENTITIES

Two separate volumes portray the eclectic array of diesel multiple units to have worked on the UK network since 1966. The first volume concentrates largely on First Generation units, introduced during the dying days of steam in an effort to make branch line operation more affordable.

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