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Back in the war years, while still in Eng. 75, we had a vacant on 180th street at Walton St. I can't remember if it went to a multiple. We had a few odd things happen, 1st we caught an individual trying to make off with a portable ladder from 33 Truck. He thought it would be easy as it was 3...

MAY THE GOOD LORD CONTINUE HOLD THEM IN THE PALM.

Having worked as Lieutenant in Eng. 68. I am familiar with these type buildings. There are many in the West Bronx because of the many hills. The easiest way to determine which floor the fire is located on is to use the roof as a point of reference. No matter what floor the fire is on, it is a...

Lebby give me a call I have a lot of old copies. You will have to come and get them at my home in Yonkers. Look for Thomas for my cell number

The administration would like to thank unit with a urgent and all those who contributed to this report. You all did a fantastic job. Thank you for a job well done. God Bless whose who were injured. We all wish you a speedy recovery. Also lets not forget whose who worked so hard to bring this to...

Thank you. have a goodnight

How much hose will it have. I see only one hose bed in the rear. What size hoses and how many lengths. May they manyget years of service from it'

We are not using the name of the person assign to that car, Things are changing rapidly. Thank you

DJ Nat we no longer use the name of the person assigned to that car. Things are changing rapidly.

Signal 73 we will no longer list the name of individual assigned to that car. Changes can be made at anytime. Thank you for all your help.

Happy Year stay safe and may God Bless.

Nice job 8060 on run down. Tank you

From NYCFIRE and the Bendick family we wish you a very Merry Christmas!

HOLIDAY TRADITIONS Nycfire.net invites all members to submit pictures of holiday activities of their Dept. or organization. This year or past years are welcome. We would like to wish all members and friends a Merry Christmas and a Happy Holiday and a safe and Happy New Year.

Worked with him when I was Capt. in Engine 23. Great boss and a gentleman. May the good lord welcome you with open arms.

Happy Thanksgiving and lets not forget to thank the good lord for this wonderful country we live in. We also thank all those who have served and those who are serving to keep us safe.

On Oct. 28, 1968 I worked my very 1st tour in Eng. 96 in the Bronx. According to the Book of Rules and Regulations ( Dept, Bible), Proby's are to wear their uniform to work. This was the start of several miscues. After checking the rig and tools, I was put on Assistant House Watch. 96...

54 years ago today we were released from proby school to go to our assigned companies. Mine was Engine 96. This class included myself, Jack Kleehaas, and Tom Kuefner along with over 240 others.

I also went out on bonfire patrol with Eng. 96. in 1968.

IAs usual I'm a Day late and Dollar short. I like to wish my son Thomas a very happy Birthday. May the .good lord let us celebrate many more together. Love Mom and Dad.