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K9, or a dog occupant in the fire apartment??

Now that two FDNY Staff Chiefs have been implicated, when are they going to go after the then Fire Commissioner, Dan Nigro? MY guess is that Kavanaugh won't be touched since she's probably still heavily-hung in the Obama camp.

Traveling EB on the SI Expy last night; the WB side looked like a vollie parade with all the apparatus and chiefs responding along with units coming over the bridge from Brooklyn. Is "Transmit the second on arrival" a new radio signal, and on arrival of whom? :D. I always thought that was a...

South on Springfield to Union Tpke and they're in. 251 could have stretched from Qtrs..

That's a hell of a long run for them. I would think that TL160 would be closer. Either way, E251 for years we've been saying should be a double house. The three closest trucks - 160, 162, 164 to their qtrs. is still a haul. If they are going to operate alone for a few critical minutes, I...

By the looks of the occupancies, my money is on the Thai Wok as the origin. I know in Queens NY, 9/10 times when we got a taxpayer with an asian takeout within, that's usually the occupancy of origin - especially after midnight.. Two hydrants on that corner; one in front of that Bromo Seltzer...

sounds like DOITT did it

Feehan held every rank from Probationary FF to Chief of Dept. before First Deputy Commissioner

Did he have to submit his retirement papers first before accepting the position, or is it similar to taking a leave of absence without pay? And when the change of administration comes about, and a new commissioner picks his staff, I'm sure he can't revert back to his civil service position

Let's not forget that back then, the "MPO" had to double-clutch that manual transmission and no power brakes or p/.steering either. They earned their muscles!

Why would it change? Still a straight run north on 154 to Clintonville back to 154 over the Cross Island. I guess that DIOTT crap mixed a lot of response areas; the neighborhood around E305/151 is a prime example.

Two things don't make sense. The first is that whoever laid that pipeline didn't consider placing isolation valves - at least a mile apart in case of an emergency such as this; the second thing is the amount of gas that's still under pressure - 24 hours later. You would think that each...

If that "garage" was only 10x10, it was either a shed or just big enough for a Yugo or a Smart car. I can remember when fully involved garages needed 1+2 at the most to extinguish.

I would have thought L48 would have been higher in the pecking order; and no E94?

Its strange how, with all the 2400 boxes in the Bronx, 2418 and 2419 don't exist.

Some good points, but realistically for row frames such as these, I would think it would be more prudent and efficient in this case to have a line on the top floor of the exposures and have the ceilings pulled to expose the fire in the cockloft, getting ahead of the fire.. No need to go...

I can remember 65 years ago, 2 men on the backstep and one in the hose bed were able to reload about 8 lengths of 3" hose. Now, it takes up to 2 DOZEN men to reload 6 lengths of 1 3/4" and 5 lengths of 2 1/2".....just sayin' :rolleyes: :ROFLMAO:

I like how the jerk with the phone has no idea what he's videoing - and stands right in front of the person shooting this video - who could have easily stepped aside and got that guy out of the picture. Can't make this stuff up o_O:rolleyes:

More like a BIG donor to the Democratic Party - and Eric Adams. This is a "thank you" position, nothing to do with ability to run the Dept..