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Rest easy brother. Prayers and condolences to your family

Thoughts and prayers for a full and speedy recovery

https://www.fireapparatusmagazine.com/fire-apparatus/skaneateles-ny-vfd-apparatus-flips-over-into-a-ditch/

https://www.fireapparatusmagazine.com/fire-apparatus/kenosha-wi-rescue-boat-sinks-during-search-for-missing-diver/

we Happy Anniversary Chief JK and Lt Q

Congrats Captain John

If you look closely you can actually see some of the aerial master streams being pulled sideways and evaporated by the thermal columns before they even make it into the main body of fire

Can job in the BX

Thanks for the insight. Stay safe brother

Interesting. 52/52 second due.....they have to zig zag down from Riverdale and work their way up to Orloff. 79/37 most likely can get into the box faster. There was a time when the 52's rarely came down off the hill (70's) During this job the next closest trucks would be either 45, 59 or 39...

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That is a myth.....The gear and the SCBA tank float - Many Departments train their FF's by having them jump into pools in full PPE and SCBA. Training PPE is used so as not to expose actual assigned PPe to Chlorine products. Same with SCBA. There are techniques for managing yourself after falling...

A special thank you to all those who post frequently and in some cases daily to keep us all updated on jobs, rundowns, news, passing of members, promotional lists, apparatus updates, new media articles, and much more. Special Shoutouts to "Mikeindabronx" with an incredible 28000+ postings and...

So true. Population Density will continue to increase but no more fire companies or EMS units

Although Harrison Ave only runs from 176 to 181 St, it has always had steady work throughout the last 50 years

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Yes. 44 pct has always been one of the busiest commands in NYPD

Yes there were. But if you look at the runs and workers from 1968 to present while highbridge saw its share of serious fire duty - it never reached the workloads of all the companies to the south, east and north of 68/49. Some suggest, that the highbridge neighborhood was a little more stable...