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May he Rest in Peace and may his family at home and on the job be comforted

Word of mouth from the guys in 280/132

I didn't mean the 38 itself, just the companies of the 38.

38 Battalion companies staying busy.

The City was considering renumbering all the Squads (i.e. 1, 2, 3, etc.), so when 154 was reorganized as a Squad, it was designated Squad 8. The renumbering plan never came to be.

Good old Brownsville. While the numbers may not be the same, the place hasn’t changed. Whenever 132 got relocated to 120, it was an adventure. Ira should write a book!

Prayers for her recovery and thoughts for the members of her company.

Re-establish E-261, E-212 and E-209. New BC on Staten Island. New Ladder in E-168 and new Engine and Ladder in Starrett City. Re-establish E-154 as an engine and maintain SQ-8.

How about the chrome numbers "42" that they usually mounted on the grill (tradition)?

Thanks for your info. May Capt. Hatton continue to Rest in Peace. Stay safe and take care, brother

Okay. All I was saying was that Capt. Hatton was working with Saulsbury to design the Rescue Box regardless of who fabricated the cab and chassis. The cab and chassis could have been made by anyone as it had been in the past.

And wasn't that because the Rescue Body was being built by Saulsbury? And he was working with Saulsbury to design the Rescue Prototype.

Continued Rest in Peace.

Don’t know what was better, the vintage rigs or the vintage men (the “old guys” looked great). Thanks for posting this, Chief.

Isn’t that her original color scheme?

Ah, da good old days! Second sections and TCU’s.

May they continue to Rest in Peace. Continued comfort for their families and friends.

Interesting!

So sorry for the loss of your friend, Chief. May he Rest in Peace. May his family and friends be comforted.

Has anyone heard from Mack recently? If so, how is he doing?