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I'll let someone with more insight speak to the presumed expansion of the program, but that is indeed a cockloft nozzle.

The High Rise Nozzle?

I saw one a year or two on a car on the Upper East Side, but I can't remember if it's markings said NYC or FDNY. Not can I speak on the officiality of the car in question.

I saw these in the harbor the other day and was wondering what they were. Thanks for solving that mystery Chief.

Sounds like Newark

The Mets have used pinstripes since their original uniforms in 1962. https://www.amazinavenue.com/2017/5/18/15629086/new-york-mets-home-uniform-history

Was it Captain Dunne who coined the motto, "Steady Lads"?

I believe 9 is being moved to 49.

Yes

I know the Staten Island volunteer companies have sent thier members for initial training at the Middlesex County Fire Academy in New Jersey. I'm unsure if they still do, but they have in the past.

https://breakingdefense.com/2022/08/ninth-of-its-name-hii-navy-lays-the-keel-for-next-enterprise/

What Marine Company did that turn into? I met the widow of a member who was assigned there.

Trust me it's just as confusing in person. Thankfully since we are there so much we start to just memorize it.

Most but not all

Charlie is that you

The test isn't just for Perth Amboy but just about every department in NJ.

Technically only the bridges have engines, the airports have ARFF but no structural apparatus and the tunnels have tow trucks with booster tanks on them.

Also the PAPD engines have one side's connections in NST (NJ) treads and the other in NYCORP (NYC).

The East River Houses as the same way with most notably some East 102 Street addresses practically on East 104 Street.

https://nycfire.net/forums/threads/12-16-21-manhattan-10-77-2nd-alarm-box-442.68410/