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Years ago when our guys worked there they were considered 4 man areas.

When I worked north Brooklyn we had maps of most of the NYCHA buildings. You don't want to wander around if you don't have to. Red Hook was a "fun" place to work. Centre Mall used to be a shooting gallery.

Worked in the bldg many times. Downtown not the same anymore.

https://www.tapinto.net/towns/milltown-slash-spotswood/sections/police-and-fire/articles/helmetta-fire-chief-christopher-acs-killed-in-motorcycle-accident The fire chief in my town was killed in a motorcycle accident. He was a 28 year veteran of the HFD and a dedicated volunteer. Rest In Peace...

When you look at the detail pics on their website you can see the differences between the 1968, 1970, and 1981 Mack CF pumpers. Unfortunately the 1970 models are sold out.

Preorders are now up for anyone interested.

Fire Replicas is releasing 1968 Mack CF pumpers. Newsletter says July 8 Engine 10. 46. 82, 85 and 227. They look great! I remember them when my family moved to SI.

From the film it looks like the SP was still on Hooper St.

I like the grill mods on the Dodge to fit the bell and siren on the bumper! Also notice in one pic to the left a VW Karmann Ghia not a car you see anymore. When I lived at home next door to us were 2 brothers who had their own band. I was probably 10 or so and they were maybe 10 years older...

Great pics!

Nice pictures! Good rear view of Satellite 3 and the SP in one photo. Also the picture of Richmond Engine 1 to the left I believe was a garden shop at one time. My dad went there pretty often in the summer and I remember being in there many times. No Home Depot then. Does anyone recall the name...

Looks like an extended sleeper cab.

Happy Birthday Doug hope it was a good one.

Happy Birthday Mack! Thanks for the great company histories and all the great pics. Have a drink on me! 🥃

More batteries from these E bikes? These things are really getting to be a public safety issue. But I guess its ok when it goes along with the city administration's plans. Whats a few buildings and some casualties? Of course I'm only guessing at what caused it but we'll see.

Didn't the Stang on the original satellites have 6" tips? Thats a serious stream of water I don't remember the gpm but I think a few thousand.

Unfortunately I read of a 3rd fatality. A couple and their son who lived in a bsmt apartment.

Looking at the picture from the rear of the fire building they did a great job keeping it from really getting out of hand. The wind was over 20mph today. This really could have been a much worse situation, the FDNY does its best work in the worst conditions. Well done men!

Normally I don't care for white trucks but that's one sharp looking rearmount!

Here is Helmetta Engine 36-2