referring now to fig1 and 1a , a gear box 10 is attached to a gas turbine engine casing 15 , such as a diffuser , though other engine casing portions may be used , by means of an upper mount 20 ( see also fig2 and 3 ), a lower mount 25 ( see also fig2 and 3 ), a bracket 30 , and a link 35 . referring now to fig2 and 3 , the bracket 30 and its upper and lower mount 25 , 25 are shown . in this embodiment the upper mount 20 is a thickened portion of the casing 15 and has an upper first layer 40 , which is generally rectangular , conforms with a curve of the casing 15 , and a upper second layer 45 , which extends radially outwardly from the upper first layer 40 and has a bolt hole array 50 three sets 55 of three threaded bolt holes 60 . each set 55 of bolt holes 60 is separated by a slot 65 for receiving an upper rail ( s ) 70 disposed on the bracket 30 as will be discussed infra . similarly , the lower mount 25 is a thickened portion of the casing 15 and has a lower first layer 75 , which is generally rectangular , conforms with a curve of the casing 15 , and a lower second layer 80 , which extends outwardly from the lower first layer 75 , and has a bolt hole array 85 , in this case , one set of three threaded bolt holes 90 . a lower slot 95 for receiving a lower rail 100 disposed on the bracket 30 , is in register with the bolt hole array 85 as will be discussed infra . bracket 30 , generally has an arcuate shape along its length l that conforms generally to the arcuate shape of the casing 15 so that connection between the casing 15 and the gearbox 10 is as close to the casing as is reasonably practicable to withstand tangential or circumferential loads on the bracket 30 that rotating machinery like gas turbine engines encounter . the bracket 30 has an upper flange 105 having a upper flange bolt hole array 110 that mates with the bolt hole array 50 in the upper second layer 45 of the upper mount 20 . moreover , the upper flange has two upper rails 70 extending from a bottom side 112 thereof that approximately mate with the slots 65 in the second layer 45 of the upper mount 20 . the bracket 30 also has a lower flange 115 having a lower flange bolt hole array 120 disposed therethrough that mates with the lower bolt hole array 85 on the lower mount 25 . moreover , the lower flange 115 has a lower flange rail 130 that approximately mates with the lower slot 95 in the lower mount 25 . the upper flange 105 has a lower level 116 at an end 117 of the upper flange , a middle level 118 attaching to and extending radially higher than the lower level 116 , and an upper level 119 attaching to and extending radially higher than the middle level 118 and attaching to a pair of lobes 135 as will be discussed herein . the upper flange 105 ramps upwardly through levels 116 , 118 and 119 to attach to the lobes so that tangential load along the casing 15 is distributed from the lobes to the upper flange to minimize risk of breakage . the rails 70 and 100 also distribute tangential ( e . g . radial ) loading to the upper and lower mount 25 , 25 to minimize loading on the bolts 133 that connect the bracket 30 to the upper and lower mount 25 , 25 . the pair of lobes 135 , which are disposed in parallel and spaced apart from each other , are mounted transversely in plane to the upper flange 105 and the lower flange 115 . each of the connecting lobes 135 has a larger hole 140 for receiving a larger bolt 145 and a smaller hole 150 for receiving a smaller bolt 155 . the smaller holes 150 receive a smaller bolt 155 that acts as a fail - safe mechanism . each of the larger holes 140 and each of the smaller holes 150 are in register with each other to receive the bolts 145 , 150 . the lobes 135 essentially form a hookup portion for attaching to the gearbox 10 . the link 35 has openings ( not shown ) that are in register with the larger hole 140 for receiving a larger bolt 145 and a smaller hole 150 for receiving a smaller bolt 155 and has other openings ( not shown ) to attach to the gearbox 10 by known means . one of ordinary skill in the art will recognize that the link may be an integral part of the gearbox 10 . referring now to fig4 and 5 , another embodiment of a gearbox bracket 230 is shown . bracket 230 , generally has an arcuate shape along its length l that conforms generally to the arcuate shape of the casing 15 so that connection between the casing 15 and the gearbox 10 is as close to the casing as is reasonably practicable to withstand tangential and axial loads on the bracket 30 that rotating machinery like gas turbine engines encounter . the bracket 230 has an upper flange 305 having a upper flange bolt hole array 310 to mate with an identical bolt hole array ( not shown ) in the upper second layer 45 of the upper mount 20 . moreover , the upper flange 305 has a first rail 370 extending across and from a bottom side 312 thereof for approximately mating with a slot ( not shown ) in the second layer 45 of the upper mount 20 . the bracket 230 also has a second rail 376 perpendicularly ( at about a 90 ° angle ) to and intersecting with the first rail 370 which engages a slot 378 ( see dotted lines in fig3 ) to minimize the effect of radial loads between the casing 15 and the gearbox 10 on bolts ( not shown ) used therewith . the bracket 230 also has a lower flange 315 having a lower flange bolt hole array 320 on an outward portion 321 disposed therethrough that mates with the lower bolt hole array ( not shown ) on the lower mount 25 . moreover , the lower flange 315 has a lower flange rail 330 that is parallel to rail 376 and approximately mates with the lower slot ( see dotted line 321 in fig3 ) in the lower mount 25 . the rails 376 , 330 minimize the effect of axial loading between the casing 15 and the gearbox 10 to minimize loading on bolts ( not shown ). the lower flange 315 has an inward portion 340 that angles around the casing 10 relative to the outward portion 321 to make room for a bolt head ( not shown ) and stay close to the casing 15 and has an opening 345 for receiving a bolt ( not shown ) to attaching to a link ( not shown ). the inward portion has an indentation 346 for receiving a bolt head ( not shown ) for stopping the bolt ( not shown ) from rotation . the upper flange 305 has a lower level 316 at an end 317 of the upper flange and an upper level 319 attaching to and extending radially higher than the lower level 316 and attaching to the lower flange 315 and an attachment plate 335 as will be discussed herein . the upper flange 305 ramps upwardly through levels 116 and 119 to attach to the inward portion 340 of the lower flange 315 so that tangential load along the casing 15 is distributed through the bracket 230 to minimize risk of breakage . the attachment plate 335 has an opening 348 disposed therethrough . the inward portion 340 and the attachment plate 335 are disposed in parallel and spaced apart from each other and holes 346 and 346 are in register with each other for receiving a link ( not shown ) connecting to the gearbox 10 . the attachment plate and the inward portion essentially form a fork for receiving a link ( not shown ) therebetween . the inward portion 340 and the attachment plate 335 essentially form a second embodiment of a hookup portion for attaching to the gearbox 10 . there is a nominal clearance between the slot ( s ) 65 and the rail ( s ) 70 , the slot 95 and the lower rail 100 , the slot 378 and the rail 376 , the slot ( not shown ) and the rail 370 and the slot 321 and the rail 330 to enable assembly therebetween . regardless of the clearance , the rails 70 , 100 and 370 within the slots 65 , 95 take a load off of the bolts in a tangential ( e . g ., radial ) direction . also slots 378 and rail 376 and slot 321 and rail 330 take a load off of the bolts in an axial direction about the outside of the casing which enables the bolts and their attending holes to be made smaller for the intended weight loss thereof . although a combination of features is shown in the illustrated examples , not all of them need to be combined to realize the benefits of various embodiments of this disclosure . in other words , a system designed according to an embodiment of this disclosure will not necessarily include all of the features shown in any one of the figures or all of the portions schematically shown in the figures . moreover , selected features of one example embodiment may be combined with selected features of other example embodiments . the preceding description is exemplary rather than limiting in nature . variations and modifications to the disclosed examples may become apparent to those skilled in the art that do not necessarily depart from the essence of this disclosure . the scope of legal protection given to this disclosure can only be determined by studying the following claims . one of ordinary skill in the art will recognize that other combinations of rails and slots may be utilized to minimize axial and radial loading .