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Island Park (Nassau) - House Fire 205 Sunset Ave. **Updated Address** 204 Sunset Ave. 2nd Alarm transmitted. Mutual Aid from East Rockaway, Point Lookout/Lido, Long Beach, maybe more. Photos courtesy ERFD.

R-2's first rig (a 1925 Mack):

Beyond the Fires February 2025 2/4/25 Queens Box 4112 IMPALEMENT ----------2203 Himrod St.; CHILD LEG IMPALED ON A FENCE 2/7/2025 Queens box 0457 Subway Emergency ----------RT 7 line @ 52St/Lincoln Ave & Roosevelt Ave; STALLED TRAIN. MTA REQUESTING FDNY TO ----------REMOVE PASSENGERS THRU THE...

https://www.wktv.com/news/updated-barneveld-fire-house-collapses-no-injuries-reported/article_a3f00d1a-f175-11ef-b2da-2be8588b43b8.html

https://www.cnn.com/2025/02/21/us/los-angeles-mayor-karen-bass-fires-los-angeles-fire-department-chief-kristin-crowley-and-appoints-interim-fire-chief/index.html https://www.nbclosangeles.com/news/local/lafd-chief-crowley-mayor-bass-los-angeles/3638109/...

I'm no expert, and the video wasn't very good quality, but it appeared to me that the right side landing gear collapsed. causing the whole aircraft to roll over.

Impressive. A 12-ship BUF MITO. But the tankers are missing . . . oh, wait . . . they belong to the trash haulers now, not strategic forces. Oh, well. One last thing. Anybody else recognize this:? "Sky King, Sky King, this is Port Wine, break, break . . ."

One of the most impressive things I ever saw while in the military was an Operational Readiness Inspection (ORI) of the 22d Bomb Wing at March AFB, CA . . . a Minimum Interval Takeoff (MITO) of eight B-52Es and ten KC-135As, taking off at 10 second intervals from the March runway. Those...

All the non-fire posts that appeared in these forums for the last month. Probably something like 0.005% of all those that FDNY responded to, but the only ones that made it here. Beyond the Fires January 2025 1/1/25 Queens Unusual Incident Box 9827 ---------- 91-12 144th Pl.; Multiple shooting...

Fleet Services? Flatbed wrecker for tower ladders and rear mounts? Delivery vehicle for rental fire engines? Credit to the photographer; sorry I can't read his name.

I think we should all give a shout out to Ken and John for recognizing old friends like Catry who made enormous contributions to this site, but who for one reason or another no longer actively participate.

Miss ya, Catry. You always posted the best rundowns.

Got Paul Hashagen's Rescue Squad the other day. It's a good read, lots and lots of detail.

Suffolk *Working Fire* 3501 Ludlow Cv. SF1 on scene with a fully involved residential structure. B1 B2 CR6 CR10 E1 E5 E10 E25 EMS1 EMS2 L3 L11 M5 M10 R1 SF1 Command requesting lines pulled to protect bravo and delta exposures 360 complete all fire is located in the front of the house SF1...

Freudian slip, Brad?