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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

My town has a 1980 Mack CF as its second engine.

Some of them can't shoot straight anyway. I found that out at the range seeing it myself and I'm no Carlos Hathcock btw.

Years ago in downtown Brooklyn by Old Fulton St in Dumbo there was a garage where I believe they repaired patrol cars. I worked there a few times and once I remember they had an early '70s Fury in the original colors in the repair garage. I also saw it parked outside once or twice. I'm sure it...

Rest In Peace.

The cops didn't play around with you then. They'd hurt you.

Capt. Farrell's book was excellent.

True American Heroes Rest In Peace and thank you. Also highlights what was Japanese mistreatment of US airmen. This continued to a greater extent when B-29 crewmen were captured.

I understand keeping the doors closed. My original work location was right next to the Gowanus canal. More of the same you could smell it blocks away when the wind was right.

Happy Birthday Captain and many more.

That fire looked unreal. Respect to the FDNY for keeping that to 5 alarms.