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Mack, the photo of E 323's Quad is a blast from the past for me. When I was a kid growing up in the Marine Park area, two of my neighbors were assigned to 323 (one was a lieutenant and the other was his MPO). Often, after having responded to a run in the area, they would come down the block with...

http://newyork.cbslocal.com/2014/04/26/fdny-pulls-man-from-waters-off-canarsie-pier/

65-2 It is with regret that we announce the passing of retired Firefighter Pete Haren. Pete was a Firefighter during 'The War Years' and was assigned to Ladder Co. 33 and Rescue Co. 3. Condolences to his family. Rest in peace Brother.

(Appx. 0500 hrs) Queens EMS Box 8400. Grand Central Parkway at the Long Island Exp. Multiple car overturn mva with pin and fire. EMS C461 transmitting the 10-32. (NYC Fire Wire)

65-2 It is with deep regret that we announce the passing of F.D.N.Y. Suncoast Retirees Member Captain James Noonan, which occurred on March 16th, 2014. Our heartfelt sympathy is extended to Jim's family at this most difficult time. Rest in peace Brother, you will be truly missed. *Jim was...

http://www.kgw.com/news/Wheel-falls-of-engine-responding-to-Portland-fire-247674131.html

?We pulled over. We asked the officer how we could help out and first suggested throwing a rope down to the kid. The cop didn?t think he would be able to climb up the rope so ..." http://nypost.com/2014/01/14/verizon-workers-rescue-10-year-old-boy-from-manhole/ Does anyone know if FDNY was...

http://www.nycaviation.com/2013/11/photo-port-authority-airport-rescue-truck-takes-licking/#.UpPqr-Kqvmm

http://nypost.com/2013/11/23/truck-off-nypd-vs-port-authority-in-wtc-power-struggle/

I can still hear him singing his hit single, "Oh God, Not a Squad" which he performed nightly in front of quarters while his crew banged on the apparatus doors.

Pass the word Brothers, it would be great to have a qualified, experienced fire officer placed in charge of this operation...

Time approximate: 2200 Hours: 172 St and Jerome Ave. Verbal from Battalion 17 for a collision involving an N.Y.P.D vehicle and a civilian vehicle . Police Officer extricated by F.D.N.Y.. Battalion 17 used E42, L-44, R-3. E-42 L-44 Sq. 41 R-3 B-17

Was the F.D.N.Y. dispatched? http://nypost.com/2013/11/13/smoke-in-plane-forces-emergency-evacuation-at-jfk/

http://www.nydailynews.com/news/crime/5-injured-truck-jumps-ues-curb-manhattan-article-1.1513254

John, if I remember correctly my father was held over from the day tour at 248 for the blackout also.

Came in as a collapse run for a car into a building. 1st due engine asked for a rush on the bus upon arrival. Shortly after that the engine notified the dispatcher that they were doing CPR. http://abclocal.go.com/wabc/story?section=news/local/new_york&id=9310864

Walter Clark, a member of the F.D.N.Y. Retirees group I belong to was working that night. His life was spared because as he was entering the building with his company (7 Truck) he was ordered by a Chief officer to reposition a rig. He ended up placing the aerial of another company's apparatus to...

I read the account of that rescue in the book "20,000 Alarms", sounded like they did an amazing job (to put it mildly). I worked with all three of the Geraghty sons at different points in my career.

We were using the same type rig (Only they were painted white over orange or white over red ... they had both) In the late 70's when I was working for N.Y.C. E.M.S. under the Health & Hospitals regime. http://stevespak.com/spak/ems/ems136.jpg Steve Spak Photo.

I remember 323's Quad very well. Several members of E 323 lived on my block in Marine Park when I was a youngster. They frequently came down the block when returning from runs in the neighborhood.