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There is a GPS on the MDT (at least for ambulances), but we rarely use it.

https://www1.nyc.gov/assets/fdny/downloads/pdf/about/medal-day-book-2020.pdf Some great members and friends, recognized today for their service to the city. Without them, many New Yorkers would not be here today. While the times may change, the members actions stay consistently outstanding.

The 2021 Medal Ceremony will have less restrictions as it'll be at a larger outdoor venue.

Good catch, typo

On Wednesday, April 14th. The Department will be hosting it's Annual Medal Day Ceremony. This year's event will be held at Pier 17 in Manhattan and will begin at 1100 Hours.

Two individuals removed by the members of L*28

Unfortunately, Newark struggles with funding for the companies they have now

The Pathmark is being replaced with affordable housing, which will if nothing else increase the local population dramatically

A huge portion of E*35 runs are CFR just around the corner at 125 / Lexington Avenue.

Fireman's Hall Museum regretfully announces the passing of Jack Wright, Philadelphia Fire Department Historian and long-time museum volunteer. A lifelong resident of Philadelphia, Jack became fascinated by Engine 53 and Ladder 27 responding to alarms in his South Philadelphia neighborhood. This...

I think there may have been a 10-45, but didn't hear what box it was.

Happy Birthday, Chief. Hopefully you're able to enjoy it, even with the word upside down.

FAST was comprised of R*4, SQ*270, L*133, E*275.

I heard it was a Bethlehem Steel Corporation propeller foundry, which closed in 1971 https://www.silive.com/timecapsule/2018/01/vintage_factories_a_huge_part.html

Address: 126 La Salle Street - between Claremont Avenue & Broadway 50 x 125 NFP 6 Story Fire contained to the compactor room. E-37,80,47,59,69 L-40,30,28(Fast),22 B-16,12 R-1 SQ-41 D-3

I'd guess Seagrave, if not Ferrara. Right now, Seagrave seems to be the only manufacturer able to meet the departments requirements. Also recently they have stepped up thier rescue game, just look at New Haven's R*1.

New York has CFR instead of EMR, and New York like most of the northeast a ambulance needs at very least a EMT.

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I think much depends on the definition of a fire

E*303 gave the 10-75