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Charley Bouton stood in front of me in our proby school picture. 9/14/68 Rest In Peace my brother

Hard to believe it’s been 46 years already, rest easy guys. We still pray for you and your loved ones.

155, 133 and 165 all relocated leaves a big open area.

I guess the fires go out faster and more people are saved when everyone is in the proper uniform and no white socks 👌

So sorry to hear the passing of Dan, as I was in E5 when he worked in L3 we went to many jobs together. I applaud the amount of work he did for the members that responded to the telephone fire. Rest in Peace my brother

Yes, that’s a heads up move

Great info, but for me a quick look at the ticket to see who is the first due engine, sometimes worked. Do we go left or right, if the chauffeur wasn’t sure.

After 15 years in 112, it was more likely then not, that these types of jobs always happen around 3 am. And yes I happen to agree with you, these are 2 great truck companies. I hear that these kids on the job today check for RAM, runs after midnight. Don’t know if that’s true or not, but we saw...

On the news it’s saying she is being fired. So how about a union president for commissioner 😂

Another job in that triangle

You are correct, because I responded there many time. If my memory is correct it was terminal 1, that always came in. Thanks for the memories

A great accomplishment Phil, the future is yours

That’s what firefighters do

No, you know you’re old when you remember that chief was an 8 year old kid at the Christmas party. We got promoted together and worked in Bushwick . He then asked if I wanted to get in his study group, and I said no, go figure. Anyway no regrets, I also worked with BC Wilkinson, Mike and I were...

I worked with Jimmy Manahan when I was in 112 and he was in 277, but before that I worked with his father in E 5, and little Jimmy came to E 5’s Christmas parties. I guess that makes me old. Ok, now I’m 10-8

2 DOA

Famous last words I’m from the Government, you can trust me!

Hey Dan, I resemble that remark

Rest Easy my brother, the 15 years I worked with you was a pleasure. You were one of the top notch firefighters in the House of Pain. You always had a great attitude and a smile every tour. My condolences to your wife Pat and your entire family and friends. See you at the big one brother!

Being one of the old timers, I guess most of us did the switch. I worked in a single engine and we had to go switch with a single truck. So when I drove the engine doing BI in the trucks area, we responded from out of our response area. No matter what we had to do never bothered me, because I...