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Looks like everyone on scene FD and EMS brought their A game today in saving the members life. From Chief Goldfeder’s site.

Maybe time for the programming wizards to work their magic in the CAD algorithms and software so that no area has such a drawdown on Engines for CFR runs in a given area.

Prayers to the member for a full and speedy recovery 🙏🙏 https://nypost.com/2024/05/17/us-news/fdny-firefighter-seriously-injured-after-battling-blaze-in-the-bronx/

Rest easy brother.

we don't get paid per call, if we did, members of west Bronx engine companies would be multi millionaires. We (they) are an insurance policy. When the shit hits the fan, you don't want cheap insurance. Look at the value of the property and assets that the Boeing Firefighters are paid to protect...

Very true on the code 3 points

Agreed. I think we all agree that the absence of code three models from the market left a big void. Not only were they less costly, but their smaller size enhanced multiple units to be displayed in a limited space (shelves). They also made great gifts. I gave a few of them to friends who were...

The Code Threes were 1/64th Scale and these Fire Replicas are 1/50th scale. The 1/50th scale as you can see in the attached R3 comparisons are much bigger and much more detailed. Thus more parts, more assembly time and more cost.

Rest easy and thank you for your service and sacrifice

There are many valid and very good reasons for the Chief to do that.

Continue to rest easy brothers and May God continue to look over your families

My sympathies to the members getting cut. I don’t know how this is happening when our President says the economy is doing so well

Copied from Chief Billy Goldfeder site All, A deputy chief fire instructor at the Nassau County (Long Island, NY) was badly injured during a training exercise this morning. Initial reports are that combustible liquid ignited during the detail. According to Chief Michael Uttaro...

Wow!! Great memory! Yes one of the few flammable liquids that if on fire can be extinguished with water and does not require foam for extinguishment.

Yes they are. It wasn’t that way 20 years ago. Sutphen had a sprinkling of loyal customers in Fl. Orlando FD, Boca Raton FD etc. it was mostly Pierce and EOne market. Then something happened. I guess the right sales team. In the last 10-15 years Sutphen has deeply penetrated the Florida...