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    Looking back - do you remember

    This was almost as common as a fire hydrant on street corners of Manhattan...you picked your paper and had exact change in your other hand to pay...
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    VINTAGE FDNY RIG PHOTOS.

    Say, isn't that Lt Q 112 kneeling (E 5)...
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    VINTAGE FDNY RIG PHOTOS.

    Route Card memories...returning back to your quarters and half way home realize you still have the route cards in the rig with you...
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    ANOTHER WAR YEARS VET PASSES.

    Tom was interviewed a few years ago for the book "They Saved New York"...excerpt from the book: Tom’s first job was delivering the Brooklyn Eagle newspaper, and he later worked for a local dry cleaner. The Korean War was being fought and Tom enlisted in the United States Marine Corps in 1951...
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    Looking back - do you remember

    who didn't have a cache of these gems...
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    Flooding and truck clearance

    I'm not sure about that tactic of having a ladder truck drive through deep standing water. The ladder truck has about 20" of clearance. However the FDNY does have 6 high axel trucks available for such emergencies.
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    Adds on the Website

    agree, invasive and relentless.
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    A LOOK BACK.

    I recall riding as a teen back during the hey-day E 82 ran out of L 31's bay...the house was stacked, L 31 side had the longer bay, E 82 / E 85 were stacked in the rear side by side a real tight squeeze but doable, TCU with rearmount took the front spot...L 31, a tiller, fit comfortably in E...
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    Johnny Gage - From Emergency dead at age 80.

    Randolph "Randy" Mantooth, the beloved actor who famously portrayed firefighter-paramedic Johnny Gage on the hit 1970s television series Emergency!, passed away on July 9, 2026, at the age of 80. He died peacefully at a hospice care facility in Ventura, California, following a long illness. His...
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    News of Members

    HAPPY HEALTHY BIRTHDAY WISHES to SERGE BURACK! ...wishing you a King sized slice of happiness today!
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