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Thanks Chief.

Facing down as it should be, allows the chauffeur to see if anything or anyone is next to the truck on that side.

Good idea Cap, but, do we want to offend anyone?

Good thinking GeoC. This is not the site for certain words. lol

The Lt's radio designation used to be XX Patrol. Now it's Conditions, I guess to the numerous situations that they respond to.

I thought 251 was a must fill with a relocator. Is that still in effect?

The photo of the two EMS Chiefs shows two great guys and it was a pleasure to know and work with them many years ago.

Thanks, Elmer, for the info. I remember hearing of the Ogden outpost back in the green and white days. Having never worked in the Bronx I didn't realize where or what it was. Thanks again.

Interesting, thanks Skyler.

"Rest Stop?" Please elaborate.

Gee, maybe something as simple as vacations of educational programs out of town?

Some of us watched "Dixie" more closely.

273 and 129 used to go left from quarters, left on Northern Blvd. to 126 street by the D.O.T. yard and go down to location or left from quarters to Roosevelt, left on Roosevelt to 126 street, right then up to location. Not having been there in a gazillion years I guess the road patterns have...

And don't forget The Penguins with "Earth Angel." You picked a great tune Chief with El Monte.

At one time they were. Now, who knows?

1954 Mack 1000 gallon pumper. Mostly all engine companies in Manhattan from the Battery up to Midtown had these rigs back in that time.

To all of those who have served and are currently serving our great Country, thank you for your service and God Bless You!

First, it's the medical benefits and now this. You can't make this .... up.

Rest In Peace Sir. God Bless you and your loved ones.

Nice job Flushingboy, thank you.