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231-290-283-332-233-257 120-103-175f-176-170-124V 38-37-SB-RB-FC 15 R-2,Sq-252 Approx 1128 hrs

0125 hrs 283-310-257-231 174-170-120F 58,44, div 15 R-2, Sq 252

0541 hrs Mastic Fire Department operating at 2 working house fires 39 Lambert Ave and 25 Pineway Ave

0605 hrs 138-34 234 St 314, 311, 317, 275 158, 165, 133f 54, 50 D-13 R-4, Sq-270

So I asked that question for you, when it was still occupied with people living on the island around 100 after the feds moved out about 30. Keep in mind that’s still 20 years ago

For years it was protected by federal firefighters till it was turned over to the city. Know a bunch of the federal guys that worked it. What A gig!!!!

On the 3rd night at 1800 would the bells just go off for a relocate in both quarters?

Going back to the interchange question was this steady or same unit for same unit regularly? And was this a published list of who switched with who?

159 F 309 4th engine?

170 174 FAST

Literally around the block from the quarters of 255/157

Did the second alarm up by 111 affect the response.

In Suffolk, mt Sinai, north port Va and plum Island all paid

Member of Hicksville fire department house

Garden city got rid of paid service 100% volley now Long Beach 1 paid engine I believe

Never heard 225 go my ears must be failing me in my old age. Sorry bout that

Originally a car fire in the rear, approx 0120hrs Box then transmitted for extension to the garage in the rear. 332 175 236, 233, 231, 225 176 120 fast 107 for Cids for window bars 44, ?, div 15

Rigs get beat up in different ways, it’s not all mileage or running. It doesn’t really matter where it is technology changes over time and inherent issues with rigs will have the same issues slow or busy it’s just the Matter of time which those issues show their colors. Pumping fires or use of...

Working fire at 110 State St New Cassel industrial Park area Westbury Jeep service facility. Truck Fire in the building on a lift. Hicksville, Syosset, Carle Place Mutual aide

Kind of the similar question as to why we number exposures 1-2-3-4 And a good portion of the country uses A-B-C-D. neither is wrong both are effective and I’d assume a fireman in NY could figure out the bravo side and fireman in California could figure out the 3 side.