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Or the American flag hanging from the 2nd story window.

That is/ or was the quarters of EMS Batt.52. It had also been the home FDNY Queens Boro Command at one point and also now EMS Haz-Tac unless things have changed. Way back when it was home to E272 & Ladder 129. The truck moved over to Union Street with E273 and the 52 Bn. came over to 272. On...

Ladder 54's first rig was a 1960 Mack, 85 foot aerial I believe, which was formerly assigned to L117.

320?

I'm sure some how, some way, New York's Finest will be blamed for not adequately handling this epidemic of violence by the same morons who speak of defunding the Police.

Should be a 273 1st due box.

Rest In Peace Sir.

L130 to L154

They were fighting to see who was going to break in to the house across the street.

In high school we were taught by the LaSalle Christian Brothers. I didn't do so well in one class and had to bring a parent to the school for parents night. My dad was with me and the Brother asked me what I career I planned on after graduation. I replied that I was going to enter the Fire or...

Good to hear from you Mike!

Does the company rigs still have tag summons books?

L143 relocated to L140

Some relocations; 298 acting 306 165 acting 167 117 acting 152 289 acting 295

Each weekday afternoon Channel 13 aired cowboy shows around 4 PM. Lash LaRue, Johnny Mac Brown, Hoppy and others. There was a cartoon show on also, can't remember what time, on 13 hosted by "Uncle Fred." Channel 13 was a New Jersey outfit that transmitted from NYC. On a different note, Channel...

Correct on both counts.

Rest In Peace Officer and may God hold you in his hand and be beside your family in their time of grief and throughout their lives. I hope the the miscreant who caused this Officer's death never has another night of sleep or happy moment.

Before the toll increase last week. lol

Why is this necessary?

53X used to be a North Shore unit out of LIJ but it's been years and I wouldn't even guess what it is today.