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Thats a tight block.

In this time these heroes are considered "murderers" by the brilliant youth of today. :rolleyes:

Happy Easter to all NYCFire.net members.

Very good book.

Dean Martin's hometown.

Hopefully the member recover quickly and from what I read the residents and their pet got out. Fortunately it happened during the day so there's less chance of people sleeping and not being aware of the fire. God bless.

This mutt was running around south Brooklyn driving on sidewalks. One of the guys I work with spoke to a friend who was driving when the POS went right past him and he said he tried getting off the Belt by 2nd av but because of traffic went back on the Gowanus. He said sparks were coming from...

Nice back view of original Satellite 3.

I live in NJ and I'm actually hoping the Chiefs win. And I ain't a Giant fan. The answer is... NY Jets vs Eagles 0-12. That's why.

Of course. Do as I say... you know the rest.

If I'm not mistaken L82 had an ALF tiller in the '70s. Yes those blocks are tight back there.

Rough spot years ago.

Rest In Peace

Just transmitted 4th alarm

Anytime you had to work in those buildings it was a pain in the ass. I don't miss it.

Rest In Peace Heroes. Never to be forgotten.

You mean the brilliant Hochul didn't make it a gun free zone? Working well isn't it. Fortunately the members are ok too bad they couldn't return fire.

That is the "famous" 2 Av CO.

Sixty years and not forgotten. Continued Rest In Peace.

Chief I'm not a historian but this is from the book The Last Alarm. I hope you can read the info.