[CBQ] Grip

["Ralph W. Brown, Jr." <cbq682@grics.net>]

Just hired on the BNSF yesterday as a conductor trainee.  I've heard the term 
"grip" many times in the past and understand what it means.  I realize that it 
is a term that has been used for decades.  Was this originally a CB&Q term?  
How did it come about?  Anyone know?

R.W. Brown, Jr.
Galesburg, IL

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