Recent content by Ghetto Gladiator

I was working with Tom that nite…he pulled up his collar and boots, pulled down his ear flaps and went into this burning truck body leaving melted rubber foot prints on the red hot deck of the truck body and picked up the pooch…it was really hard to follow Tom

Sorry to hear...Rudy was one of the stalwarts of 107.  One of the reasons 107 was who they were, always a good feeling to work with them.  Strength and honor to them all

He dun good....http://www.nydailynews.com/new-york/queens/off-duty-firefighter-saves-3-people-burning-queens-home-article-1.3877782

http://philadelphia.cbslocal.com/2018/01/06/crews-battle-row-home-fire-in-north-philly-at-least-1-firefighter-injured/

I wish i knew dis guy....strength and honor to his family

Harry the Hat...another iron fireman gone.  Glad to have worked with him

Sorry to hear of Jacks (John) passing , worked with him hundreds of times.  Men like Jack put the pride in this job, another iron fireman gone, we had some great adventures on the LIRR when he'd show up with a square bag for the commute...strength and honor to his family

Ya never knew Jimmy was there till ya turned around an needed help....

'from another site'...It is with great sorrow, POSA announces the passing of FF Jimmy Moehring L103, Gravesite Services Monday April 25th, at 1 PM at the Maple Grove Cemetery, 83-15 Kew Gardens Rd.. All wishing to attend please meet at 12:30PM at the administration building. God bless Jimmy, may...

plus we parked our cars inside...but da real perk was when father knickerbocker found it in his heart to re-hab our bathromm and we got partitions between da shitters

Eng 290 plaque dedication on Oct 15, 11 am. 100 years of balls to the wall service to the citizens of Da Boro

yeah but think about what ya had ta wear 8)

worked with Domenic when he was in 290.... we charged his office with 2 mopheads in a bucket, ya couldnt see 2 inches.  Lt Catera opened the office door, hesitated, stepped in closed the door and ya could hear him typing. It sure was 'the greatest generation of firemen' he was a class act a real...

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