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It's a problem during the days too. Most of the time it's fastest just back out the block and make a detour. We only call PD if we get blocked in by traffic that built up behind us and stops us from backing out. Their response times are as you'd imagine, so we only do it as a last resort...

I've done CPR in both, boxes are much better than vans.

332, 257, 236, 290 103, 107, 175F 2, 252 39, 28 13

It always seemed tight when doing ALS interventions in the vans, between have both paramedics and both EMTs in the back it got very crowded without much elbow room.

"All members accounted for fellas, now let's focus on putting this fire out." - DV*8

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In a addition to sitting on the sidelines witnessing the sorrow and triumphs, we must use this as a learning experience. Every disaster with it's terrible toll also presents lessons that can be used to save more lives in the future, ensure that these losses were not in vain.

I was referring to thier 1991 International/ Salisbury, but you are correct it appears to be SOC's 2000 International/ 2002 Ferrara

Looks like Squad 1's old piece http://www.fdnytrucks.com/files/html/brooklyn/e269.htm

Fairfield L*1 was the furthest at 20 miles away

KY: Kearny BA: Bayonne HO: Hoboken NH: North Hudson BE: Belleville BL: Bloomfield MT: Montclair SE: Secaucus HA: Harrison JC: Jersey City

Artie O'Leary photo supplied by Marc D. by way of the Chief

1989 Hugh Bonner Medal Recipient, still looking for Artie O'Leary's photo

^Saratoga Springs FD