Boy Scout Troops Help Save Passengers After Amtrak Train Crash in Missouri
They were heading home to Wisconsin after a week-long backpacking trip in New Mexico.
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They were heading home to Wisconsin after a week-long backpacking trip in New Mexico.
The Scouts from troops 12 and 73 in Appleton, Wisconsin, offered first aid, help getting out and comfort until rescue crews arrived. The accident took place at an uncontrolled crossing near Mendon, Missouri, when the train hit a dump truck. That driver and two train passengers died. The teens provided first aid, comfort and help getting off the Amtrak train which derailed,
Two Boy Scout troops from Appleton were on an Amtrak train that derailed in Missouri while traveling from Los Angeles to Chicago.