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Prayers for the brothers. Ate lunch a block away 23 hours prior. https://www.asahi.com/ajw/articles/15971106

43 was on a box on Central Park north - they were assigned first due but got in second due because of the distance.

Pretty sure this isn’t this scrapyard’s first rodeo

[1005] MD: Manhattan Phone alarm box 1233, the address 305 east 95 street, first and second Avenue, fire from the roof [1005] MD: Manhattan to Ladder 43… 43 are you available? [1006] L43: Box 1336, 10-31, we’re available [1006] MD: 10-4, you’re going to be first due, phone alarm box 1233, 305...

Got in super early. Video on the way

Queens has been having some serious radio issues these last few days. Almost every unit isn’t coming over properly and has to switch to the backup frequency. Is it tropospheric ducting?

Had a buddy roll up on this. He called the job in & might have been the only caller. The fact that the box wasn’t loaded with those conditions leaves me thinking no one else called. He got some nice (brief) pre-arrival video.

Believe this is 302,275,303. At least that’s what the order of arrival & distance is. 302 also gave the 10-75. Same story for the trucks. 155 was first due, followed by 133 with 126 as the FAST truck 51 also the first due chief

Job was cooking. Got in very early.

Video is the same one from above just with audio added.

Box was out for about 50 minutes before the 10-77. Companies chasing an odor of smoke on the 52nd floor. Sounds like they found it!

That was posted when it was only 5 engines (the original assignment with the signal 7-5) but your point still stands. Not if you special call them for “CFRD” albeit I didn’t hear of any patients.

Holding it down with the All-Hands with 4 lines stretched. Doin it!

Came in as a phone alarm for an alarm activation at 0040. Fire blowing out the 2nd floor rear.

for the most part they kept it contained to the original laundromat