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Those small LEDs do not seem to be seen to well on the sun.

First job for 13 new rig

The “A” and “B” are on the teleprinter as well. It would look like. E=MULTIPLE DWELLING A, followed by whatever the dispatcher writes, such as FIRE APT 1A. Or alternatively, F=MULTIPLE DWELLING B ..

When I was at Flatlands VAC, we had a potable radio with engine 309. They would call us on it for all their EMS runs.

Yea a few engines, like 22 have it on a rack above the portable ladder.

Here is a picture http://fdnytrucks.com/files/html/statenisland/e151.htm

Besides the usual units that carry the cockloft nozzle, like the squads and engine 265, I have noticed other engines carrying what looks like a cockloft nozzle above their hard suctions. Have they expanded this nozzle?

With Starfire, the ticket used to say “Fill out alarm second source.” Is “loading up the box” the new term on the screen with FireCAD?

How are the lithium ion fires fought differently, and what does hazmat/hazmat tech engine do with them on scene?

When the chief goes in the fire building, does the side go with them. And if so, what do they do ?

Phone alarm box 1040 207 beach 11 street. Plainview Ave to Heyson Road Probably E328, 264, 265, L134, 121, BC47 E266 L137F Sq270 RS04 Bc54 Div 13 328- “10-75 the box, kitchen fire.” B47- all handslooks like a peak roof, 3 story attached on the 4 side. BC47- 2 L/s 1 in operation, fires second...

What did they get? Mostly class 3’s and EMA runs in those industrial buildings?

What is engine 206’s response area ? The seem to have mostly commercial factories