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7266 Amboy Road. E151 & L76 could walk there.

Rest In Peace George

140?

Is that still a 46 1st due box or now the 49?

Continue To Rest In Peace Gentlemen!

I read about it many years ago however where escapes me.

As was done when the City bought Chicago's unwanted 1955 FWD 75 foot tiller rigs.

It became a unified house with many fantastic people and times. Great times!

Today marks the 20th anniversary of the "newest" company in the F.D.N.Y.. On this date in 2005, Engine 168 went in service located in Rossville, Staten Island. It was a combination quarters with EMS Battalion 23. Stay well and be safe my friends.

It looks like the "Post Office" Mack tractor was pulling the rear portion of a 1955 FWD 75' wooden aerial rig.

Rest In Peace Chief and God Bless You And Your Family

"Fire Wire" had it as brush @ 98 and Jamaica. Had me pondering for a moment as I could not visualize any "brush" at that location except for maybe potted plants in the catering hall. lol

Is that the Manhattan V.A. hospital in the background? Asser Levy Place and the FDR.

I just drove through there yesterday on 11 heading down to Bloomsburg. Rest In Peace Sir.

6087? Wow, all the 60... used to be down south in the boro.

Wait and see if the job doesn't make the individual pay for his/her refreshers to maintain their certs. The City will say it's a condition of employment. I hope I'm wrong but.......

Cap, you are correct however it's a double-edged sword. Until the public stops using EMS as a taxi service or a "back door" into the ER to get faster service, things won't change. If they don't get what they want then the lawsuits start, and the ball keeps rolling. It's the "all about me"...

Back in the 60's and early 70's that building was mainly occupied by flight crews from JFK airport who were on layovers. The apartment(s) were rented by a group that had opposite schedules and alternated in its use.

OOS Education Day

Definitely is.