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Never judge a book by its cover. AS looked like he stepped off a recruiting poster.

"The Castle" is 1950 Andrews Avenue. A very large 7 wing Class 3 MD. The front doors of 6/7 wings are only accessible via an interior courtyard. It was vacant for many years. Reliable estimates say there were well over 100 significant fires there in the 70's and 80's.

TLO is usually staffed by BCs on light duty.

249/113 first due here.

It is impossible to "drop it down". That implies that you are/were using more than 1&1. Drop it down from what? A 2&2, a 1&2? A stupid viral phrase that gets used unthinkingly. "Is a 10-18 sufficient?" "can you release the other units?" "10-18 for a 10-XX"

BK Boro had the overnight Citywide coverage.

Ret. FM Robert A. DiFiore 1962-84 FF E43, L33, 301/150 https://branchfh.com/obits/robert-a-difiore/

It’s worth noting that this is a double H-type building. Four “wings” ABCD, serviced by one main entrance. Which makes for very long hose stretches. There is an identical building directly behind it on Barnes Avenue.

There was some mention of that on other boards. Does anyone know?

The Department does not compile these stats. Only thru the work and attention of site members of course. Caveat- there is no way to account for the quality of the A/H. A garage or roof deck counts the same as a fully involved bedroom.

Fatal 4th alarm top floor fire in this building on 1-1-1970!

Check the line on that- 1000-1?

French Connection

...watching over you

ALS is supposed to have the hydrogen cyanide antidote. Very important for smoke inhalation victims.

43/59 cage from early nineties, still there. Reused by 43 recently for kitchen renovation. Otherwise is used for parking.