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C'mon baby let the good times roll...!

Buckeye...

at :41 mark looks like maybe an aux Lt from L 82?

OK, my bad, my notes have Squad takes up at 2nd alarms, Rescue assigned on all hands....1965ish. Does that sound right?

War Years the Rescue only responded on a 2nd alarm.

I agree 100%. At least one of the SOC units should be FAST, FDNY Has plenty of trucks for grunt work.

Happy Healthy Birthday wishes John, hope you have a big slice of Happy today!

ENGINE 82 foreground...This rig served E 82 for 8 years, including last year when E 82 topped the R&W list. This rig made over 40k runs and then sent to E 249 for another year.

16 were bought, originally assigned to: E 40,42,46, 82, 159, 204, 209, 216, 217, 220, 235, 260, 278, 297, 298, 325...many were later reassigned, one being Sq 2.

Happy Birthday JK and very Happy Birthday today to the Hamburglar Willy D! Wishing you both a very Happy and Healthy Birthday today and many more- now lets eat cake!....(say it with me): "WEEEP......"

Best wishes for a full recovery Steve!...Let me know if you need a second opinion, I have a connection...

Glad we didn't have those rules back in my East New York days of '78, almost all my calls the patient was transported in a sheet and stair chair. And if you could walk, you walked!

By the way, the truck runs on Pixie Dust !

That was mentioned, since SQUADS are a bit longer the pilot program may be introduced with Squad Companies.