Search results

had a few vacants in sunset park bkln we would catch on a routine bases thanks to the gangs in the neighborhood (dirty ones and lafamilia) learned a lot from the bosses and senior men...drilling on an actual training ground. there was a vacant bldg on 3rd ave in the view of the gowanus...

henny dingman ret dispatcher (rip) he used to say...if it sounded like work on jefferson st or ave he would send an engine co to the other jefferson st or ave just in case thought that was a smart move

remember it well...life was so much simpler than and the youngest grandchild was responsible to get up and change the channel and adjust the rabbit ears just like the junior man had to R&R the pull box good times

this is when/why we should have never given up the competetive civil service rank for the chief of department.

2nd floor fires in the roosevelt houses (including 128 lewis av) are usually a stretch from the rig. the 1st floor standpipe outlets are in cabinets that are locked due to illegal drugs were hidden in the cabinets. and it wasnt uncommon when removing standpipe outlet caps on the upper floors to...

at the end of the video it says after you pay you will get the code on your cell phone remove it from your windshield and then deposit it into their dropbox (yea right..maybe dropped into the east river by the lawbreakers) how much does each barnacle cost?

a very remote area of staten island

shrinking the door

L102?

from the playbook of deblasios wife

no grass grows under these companies feet...steady work

if my memory serves me correct...as a covering lieut. in the old 12 div there was a battalion chief in the 43bn... i believe his name was hartnett he had a book on the layouts of every project bldg in coney island the most dangerous bldgs were the ones that have duplex down apts if the fire was...

good info jack....6 sides to a fire bldg

and im sure the addition was permitted

i hate to say this... but i have to agree with you on some of the pics.

another reason for 5 man engine cos

the owner of the honda on the hydrant got away easy.

would think 247 before 220

rest in peace rita thoughts and prayers for the hayden family pete and jack both retired fdny...both have their sons active on the fdny

rest in peace JD..coach tally ho!