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Lt. Tom Barry mentions that L*42 "was designated a rescue support truck" in Into The Smoke. (Michael Dick's pictures are fantastic as always.) Which I imagine makes it another of the five.

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Chemical Protective Clothing

Not that I particularly care about the illegally parked car, but it seems the hose could've made it around and straight to the pump panel without the added kinks from doubling back. Any ECCs with insight?

So if it's dropped down does anyone get the mark? Besides the run of course.

2-2 Fire in Exposure 2

50 or 97?

E*35 and 36 were practically on the same block.

The department only has so much control on who gets the contract. Depends on who bids and who gives the lowest price.

S/c HM*1 and HM*BN for the lithium ion battery

Now the Hope Community Hall, unfortunately it looks vacant these days.

175 E 104th Street, currently the Manhattan Neighborhood Center. Quite a handsome structure.

In 1988, five ladder companies, one in each borough we're designated to assist the rescue companies. I imagine these were the predecessors to the current SSLs. Does anyone know what companies these were and what their roles were?

Not just NYC, the currently there is work on America's largest timber building just across the river in Newark, NJ. At 11 floors it'll be twice the size of the former title holder.

E*332, 231, 233, 290 L*175, 120, 176F BN*44, 37 D*15 R*2 SQ*252

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1010 E Tremont Ave Fire on the 4th floor of a 5 story Multiple Dwelling, 100 x 75 Maybe: E*45,88,90,46 L*58,38,41F, 27s/c B*18, 26 R*3 SQ*61 D*7 RAC*3

Horace Small, and I believe they are (at least based off the tags)

326 E 6 ST E*33, E*28, E*21P, E*5 L*9, L*11, L*3F R*1, SQ*18 BC*6, BC*4 D*1

495 Van Siclen Ave E*290, E*332, E*231, E*236 L*103, L*175, TL*120F R*2, SQ*252 BC*44, BC*39 D*15