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I'm glad you noticed that too. I was asking myself the question

Was ladder 176 assigned on the 2nd I saw them going down Rockaway Avenue in that direction?

second day in a row all hands incident occurred on this box

True if they hadn't moved 108 to union Avenue I don't think the truckless triangle would exist today

one in starrett city along with an engine one with Engine 168 and a Battalion one with Engine 251

It was mentioned on another thread of FAJ/John Calderone about a detailed book he did . There is another book he did which I recommend that he did called Guide to NYC fire apparatus 2019 it list the number of engines, ladders ,etc. purchased serial number # and who it was assigned to

I don't believe so. It's good to have a box alarm book when a fire occurs on a small street like this

Yes one of 3 little streets bounded by Brooklyn and New York Avenues East & West & Maple and Midwood streets North & South

Yes I saw the story on channel 7 this morning and it is ladder 39 . There is only 2 tiller spares right now

Oh okay thank you

Why didn't they keep the old 154 frequencies as back ups instead?

169 was assigned their present rig 11-15-11, 151 was assigned their present rig 3-1-13, & 34 was assigned theirs 3-23-13

As per the Fire Apparatus Journal column 169 is going to receive the first tiller.

Nice rundown on both jobs. Can anyone recall when was the last time two jobs went on the same time a few miles apart like this?

Can you take a picture and send it over the site? I always marvel at the assignment changes

The new Engine 28 was pump tested at the Rock on Tuesday

Yes that maybe the case today but 10 or 20 years ago 111 hardly ever relocated and I don't remember them relocating across Broadway to 124 it was usually the other way around

who are the relief companies? I heard the 15th division asking for 2 Engines & 2 TLs for relief

102 was at the fire as per 11th division

Are you sure 112 was at the fire? I thought I heard them taken up from a separate box