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Or . . . all of the vehicles were from the 1st Cav, but unit IDs were changed for the parade . . . That would save a bundle; shipping most vehicles from one or two locations rather than many.

Why would vehicles supposedly assigned to the 1st Armored, 3d ACR, 10th & 11th Divisions, etc., be operated by soldiers from the 1st Cav?

Did anyone else notice, in yesterday's big parade, that almost all tracked vehicles (Pattons, Bradleys, Strykers, Self-propelled howitzers, etc.) were crewed by the 1st Cav, no matter what unit they were supposedly from? Seems that some fuzzy doings caused that . . . or were they all from the...

It's a Willys, Chief . . . not a Ford.

It's been a few years since I was through Louisville, but I remember it being really snotty trying to get through on I-64. The intersection with I-65 was the worst . . . and ALWAYS busy.

Happy Birthday, Ken . . . and many more.

More from the FDNY Facebook page: "Around 8:15 Tuesday morning, FDNY units responded to a 2nd alarm for smoke at Grand Central Terminal. Three firefighters and one civilian sustained non-life-threatening injuries and were treated on scene by EMS. “Over 100 firefighters, under the command of...

FDNY on Facebook: "FDNY Commissioner Robert S. Tucker provides update on 2-alarm fire at Grand Central" https://www.facebook.com/share/v/1BoaxVdY18/

I contacted the new people (Vintage Media; apparently John Calderone has sold FAJ), and they told me that the May/June issue was just mailed this past week due to "technical issues". I hope it's not an example of what's to come. But I want to thank Chief Calderone for all of the issues and...

Newport News *Working fire* 11019 Jefferson Ave. M7 on scene reporting a vehicle on fire on a lift inside the building. (Location is a used car sales lot with two repair bays.) BN1 E3 E6 E8 E10 L3 TWR6 R2 SFTY2 EMS2 M6 M7 L3 on scene and assuming IC Interior crews reporting fire was isolated...

Is anyone else out there missing the May-June 2025 issue of FAJ, or am I the only one who is still sitting and waiting for it? It's about a month overdue based on prior experience. Seems John Calderone has sold it to an outfit that publishes "vintage" stuff, and the web site is totally new. The...

1769 Hand Tub, oldest fire apparatus known to still exist in the United States. It was and is located in Norwich, Connecticut. The only other thing in Norwich that is older is a certain retired firefighter named WILLY D.