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Might as well leave the Engine up front. The EMS runs are always 20-30 minutes apart it seems.

I believe that 40's old quarters on W.68 street was right by the old 20th Precinct station house which is now on W.82 street.

Late Entry: Willie Winfield of the Harptones passed away July 27, 2021 of a cardiac. He was 91. The Harptones put out some great tunes over the years. Rest In Peace Willie and thanks for the memories.

From what I've heard from former members, that building was once a commercial laundry prior to becoming a firehouse. Any truth to that?

Division 9 typo, station 45 in lieu of 43.

What a shock, there was a cab involved. Imagine that in NYC.

Taxes raised and Dumblasio is offering $100 for people to get Covid vaccine. Mmmm? Well, the money had to come from somewhere and that somewhere is you! I wonder how many of the fake, phony, fraudulent scammers will get shots using different i.d.'s?

Correct. 140 was initially unavailable and 124 was special called making 135 first due and 124 second due. 140 came up on the air as available and 124 was told to remain in service. 291 gave the 10-75 and 124 was now responding as the fast truck.

And not for the better unfortunately.

It looks like a drawing of a child's toy. I don't think it represents any specific apparatus or year. jmho

Rest In Peace and may God Bless you and your family.

As did E96, E251, E312 and some Staten Island companies. I often wondered why 312 had one as L117 was near by although on many boxes it was a long run for L116 who was usually 2nd due.

Could not have said it better Willy!

Combo 131, if I correctly recall, was Engine 151/Ladder 76 located in the most southern area of New York, Tottenville, Staten Island.

Rest In Peace Sir and prayers for the healing of the injured. Thank you for your service.

I suppose any record collectors here can toss their copy of Louis Armstrong's "What a wonderful world." It sure doesn't fit today's society.

Nice photos Mike. Good to hear from you. Be well my friend!

Totally outrageous! What's more disgusting is that no one came to her aid. You can't tell me that at that time of day and at that location NO ONE saw or heard anything? Shows you what we have today, the Hurray For Me and The Hell With You syndrome.

The Cap's front piece has the anchor between the bugles. Possibly a green colored "5" from the Marine Division of days gone by?