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Aren't 10-13's for fire marshals on their PD frequency-linked portables? Companies are supposed to be transmitting a 10-48 when they need PD assistance.

Donnie, are you implying a controlled burn drill?? :unsure: :ROFLMAO:

I can remember our company sitting on a building that we lost Pete McLoughlin, Rescue 4. As stated above, it was more or less to maintain the chain of continuity of evidence preservation. No fire, but we didn't allow anyone, even NYPD to enter on the orders of the Fire Comm. and Chief fire...

I Fire apt 6C in the cockloft [1922] E-258 (watchline): Re-transmit the box, fire in the cockloft, stretching a line? [1932] BN46: We have one line stretched and in operation in apt 6C, water on the fire, trucks opening up, Transmit the 10-75 always thought that a WATCH LINE was just that - a...

Was there any information concerning that other job on Whitney Ave. where there was a rported collapse of the first fkoor into the basement with a occupant taking the ride down? I believe TL146 and RS02 were assigned.>

OH MAN - the Panini Grill? Hope there wasn't too much damage.

All I'm going to say is that there were sixteen additional back-and-forth responses on here since the valid points that 4 TRUCK had made. Those suggestions went unheeded as well. This site has the ability to send and receive direct messages between individuals; but it seemed more apparent...

With a I.C., RUL, and maybe 3-4 additional chiefs at the command post suitcase, what would the function be for the 5+ chief's aide/firefighters that drove them to the operation? I always thought the division and battalion aides ran the board.

Judging by the "raincoat" the brother was wearing in the photo, and the lack of Bourke Eyeshields on his helmet, that would tell me that that Big Mac monitor was already the bow monitor on the Firefighter, which could possibly be prebirth of the Superpumper System which went into service around...

D-6 Extra Engine & Truck above the All Hands XCO we gave you L-27 if you need another Engine you need to transmit the next higher Alarm D-6 hold off on that (I needed another engine, but I'll just make what I already have work harder) This is heard more frequently over the radio. The unions...

E76 to E313? Is that right? That's nearly a 20 mile relocation from W.100 St. to Douglaston!

One 10-45 upgraded to a Code 1 One member also transported to the hospital, unknown condition..

Back in the 60's, 208 and 256 would have been 1st and 2nd sue

FDNY 3 1/2" hose has 3" butts. Never really understood the logic of losing 1/2" diameter every 50 ft. and the associated friction loss.

Any idea which occupancy this was? 132-01 is Verizon.

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You need at minimum 3 + 2 for "All Hands"

I still find it difficult to comprehend, reading many of these operations where there's 2 lines stretched and only one in operation with that volume of fire at STREET level and five engines on scene. Then, with a total of ten on the 2nd alarm, there's still only 2L/S and 1 in operation. I'm not...

Unless that was the order of appearance, 315 would be normally 2nd, based on personal experience; but you can't trust these computers since DOITT got their dirty little hands into the response cards.

outside rubbish fire :)