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I have heard the same thing from other sources. A bumper-to-bumper warranty coverage.

a little more history on E-12 and 17. E-12 relocated as you say to E-107 on 1-17-64, then to E-95 on 8-13-65. Dis-banded 12-14-65. Re-organized on 11-1-1981 @ Crash Station 2 @ O'Hare. E-17 dis-banded 1-16-1968 .Because it was no longer an active company its designation was then used in "Backdraft".

Chicago has a 2-11 fire @ 5039 W Lake on the city's West Side. Squad 7, a 2 piece rescue and snorkel unit company was s/c. Unit is normally stationed @ O'Hare. Fire in a 300 x 100 commercial building fully involved. The CTA elevated runs on this street. If I remember there are a series of one...

There is a post on YouTube about 8-9 minutes long that illustrates the delays that are now commonplace in the fire service. And also how the equity partners are involved.

Did a search, if it is the same one seems like there are some unhappy users. Just a heads up for all.

I believe there was a dedicated CW FDNY channel. Most of the transmissions were for the radio man for "Ladder 5 no MDT" but there would also be transmissions for extra alarm fires.

Lately it seems that monitoring FDNY is a hit or miss proposition, more miss than hit. Both the OpenMHZ and the Broadcastify sites leave a lot to be desired. Some boros are missing, like Queens and Manhattan, as well as the Citywide site. I hope that things will return to sense of normalcy soon.

Can this be monitored on Broadcastify?Thanx.

Best wishes for both gentlemen and for many more.

It appears that Queens and Manhattan are off line on the Open site.

We were the best America had. And we got screwed!

Fire is out, primary and secondary searches are complete and negative, final searches are underway. Fire is struck out by 2-1-22, companies are being rotated out for re-hab.

2-11 fire location 5439 North Kenmore, fire in a high rise with occupants trapped. S/C 2 additional ladders to raise 40' and 50' ladders to rescue occupants. Fire building is 8 story 60 x 125. Update EMS Plan 2 by 2-1-22

I believe one of them ended up in suburban Chicago.

Waltham is fighting a fourth alarm with numerous heavy streams in a defensive operation.

Good job. Brighton, District 11, is sorta like East Boston in that it is seperated rom the rest of the city. The main access is Commonwealth Avenue. The RIT response of 37/26 comes from Huntington Avenue and 33/15 on the second is another long haul. And of course E-21 goes everywhere!

With all those cuts mandated by some in Washington I hope we are not going to return to that type of service again.

Today, and everyday!