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Von Essen would know.

You must not be as old as I thought. I remember Bobo Brazil, Argentina Apollo, Haystacks Calhoun, Cowboy Billy Watts, and, of course, Bruno Sammartino. Bruno would always take a moment when being interviewed to speak a few words in Italian to his fans.

I'm surprised there was not a relocator to Ladder 76 or Ladder 84.

I've seen a few LCCs back into quarters much too quickly with a novice tillerman, resulting in damaged coat racks and pairs of run-over shoes.

Exposure 4-B is the former quarters of Engine 28.

A classic!

I thought so.

I didn't know Engine 31 was ever on East Broadway.

The techs doing the MRI give you a good going over. The man killed somehow wandered in.

What are the requirements for transporting 20 lb. propane tanks? Can Haz-Mat Ops handle that?

Hasn't Squad 1 been sent to Staten Island when Squad 8 has a job in its first alarm area?

No search of the car?

I remember reading that the father of Brooklyn's Billy Cunningham - an All-Star player and later coach for the Philadelphia 76ers - was an FDNY Staff Chief.

Why would the tightness of the street make a difference with two sections of a ladder company? If one makes it out of quarters, the second one would also, correct?

Not to get too deep in the woods, but do the satellites respond by the battalion assigned or by the battalion's administrative district?

I guess that representation shows the new quarters at low tide.

So, some of the busiest units outside of Brooklyn are not motivated?

Is that near the old Engine 27?

A good man. Rest in peace, Tom.

I wonder if the above photo was taken on the second of the month.